Comments by "Esteban" (@esteban1487) on "Why Are New Cars Getting SO Expensive in 2024? What Can We Do About it?" video.

  1. Consumers also demand reliability and qulaity for these monster prices and manufacturers are failing to deliver!
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  2.  @Pccpy  Toyota is having quality issues now too
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  3. 80 now
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  4. @Pccpy  You shouldn't buy anything new or used right now
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  5. They could make V8s clean and efficient.
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  6. ​ @leechburglights Depends when he bought it.
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  7. I don't buy the "consumers are demanding too much" argument because these cars are not selling. Stellantis for example, started pricing their cars like Lexuses. The Chargers and Challengers were (relatively) cheap muscle. The consumer had no expectation that it was a luxury car, so why did Stellantis jack up the prices so much in the last few years without delivering any substantial "new" technology in those vehicles? You yourself did a review of the 2023 Grand Cherokee where you pretty much slammed the 3.6L Pentastar for being "old". I have that engine in a 2018 Charger GT plus AWD and it's been bulletproof. The Hemis are "ancient" too, but so what? Demanding old V8 technology is hardly the cause of rising prices.
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  8. ​@JDMSwervo2001 It will take some time to reverse the extensive damage however did you notice all of this started under Joe's "leadership". Or do you think it's all some coincidence? 🤦‍♂️
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  9.  @JDMSwervo2001  It took Biden awhile to fug everything up so it will take awhile to fix.
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  10. Goddam Demonrats
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  11. Your argument is flawed
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  12. @daddygonzalez8405  Nobody said that. Do you have BCD? Biden Cognitive Dysfunction?
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  13. @daddygonzalez8405  Most people would interpret my comment as wait if you can and not blow it up into a ridiculous response
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