When exactly did all the unremarkable cars dry up?I can't even find a cheap old Corolla anymore.
They still exist you're just retarded Plenty supply, just really dumb buyers
Early-mid covid was the last ride out of nam before cars/houses/assets went thru the roofPeople flip everything now
>>29106474Cartrader.
>>29106481The social contract is broken. It's every man for himself.
Beaners buy anything with a running motor after two under the table all cash paychecks at their construction job.
>>29107393Oh I don't disagree, but it does hurt when thinking on the before times.I used to be able to find a fun car like a Miata for 3 or 4 thousand in 2019 and be able to return the next day to finish the transaction. Now? Shit's gone in an hour if it's a good deal. I have no idea what people do for a living to be able to go buy a car at 11am on a Thursday.
>>29107397This is what is happening. Spics buying up all the good deals at 11am on a Wednesday and then caravaning/towing 3 cars at a time back to spicland where they re-sell them. Always gouge the fuck out of spics when you sell.
>>29106474The browns used them up or sold them in Mexico.Simple as.
>>29107428>I have no idea what people do for a living to be able to go buy a car at 11am on a Thursday.Spics and Nogs don't have jobs.Although if you work a swing shift, you have time at 11am week days
>>29106481>Early-mid covid was the last ride out of namExtremely accurate metaphor.I don't understand why people just don't talk about this more.Every cost structure was raised by 50%, and it was the Floor before Trump took office, and added another few layers.Every single sector is fucked now.
>>29107491The last 5 or 6 years make me feel old. Living through the pandemic and the current political/financial shit show in my twenties has made me pretty fucking depressed for the future. Hope it all gets better, but it likely won't. I plan to enjoy my hobbies and hope for a house in the inheritance.
>>29107491Dude 30% of all money in existence was printed during covid so immediately everything had to go up 30% to match.>>29107442Glad more people are talking about those car caravans.
>>29107532>DudeYour comment is meaningless, and the root causes do not matter.I merely remarked upon a new reality that is not being addressed.
>>29107532>Dude 30% of all money in existence was printed during covid so immediately everything had to go up 30% to match.It did not have to, it did by choice. The rules of economics were written by a retard and people are too scared of thinking outside the box to point this out.
>>29107513>inheritancegood luck anon, they're gonna spend it all to afford the rising cost of everything
>>29106474These were cheap commuter appliances designed to be used, abused and thrown away. If you're referring to the pre 2006 econoboxes most of these were already at 200k+ HARD miles 10 years ago. You don't see them anymore because rust or their 5th immigrant owner has taken it's toll. If you really want a econobox from this era you're not going to do that by just looking at MP. You need to hang around the bingo halls and find the grandmas with minty old econoboxes.
