Why are the prices so outrageously high?

Asked by Guru91ZTWF Dec 06, 2021 at 05:44 PM about the 2018 Toyota C-HR XLE Premium

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

I know Biden world is bad, but these prices are outrageous for cars that are
two years older than they were before! Crazy higher. They are not "good deals"
or even "fail deals." They are "terrible deals.

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Gene answered 3 years ago

Pandemic and the domino effect. Suck it up, eventually things will even out, but it might take years.

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taver91 answered 3 years ago

Now there's a thought! Trim off some unnecessary weight, junk most of the electronics, take out the "hands free" driving controls and sell them all for $25K while the country gets sucked into the electric car craze and sets up charging stations every 50 miles. Ah, the future is ours!

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