re: A year ago, just 2.8% of car buyers were paying more than MSRP….today? 82% of buyers are

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Jeez. Unless absolutely necessary I’d wait. Then wait again

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I don't get why anyone is replacing a perfectly functional car now. Both the new and used market is nutz. As an example, I just reluctantly sold a 2004 M3 for $44,500. To put that in perspective I paid $58,350 for it new 17 freaking years ago. I spent more on insurance than depreciation.

I just paid $3,500 u see MSRP for a 2022 truck, but I feel like new MSRP’s have been hiked. Either way I paid way more than I would’ve 2 years ago.

Work pays for mine and it can’t be older than 5 years. So I ordered. Searched the forums online and found a dealer that honored GM Supplier discount. Only found 1 and I called probably 100 dealerships. Ended up saving 6K under MSRP. $180 1 way flight from South Carolina. 8 hr drive back. Worth it 1000%. FYI, Lockhart Cadillac in Indianapolis is the shiznit if you need a new Cadillac.