What happens to unsold, new cars?
Like, if you want to buy a car, you either buy a new model from the current year, or an old, but used, vehicle? Why do you never see a brand-new, never used car from like 2007 in any dealerships? What happens to those cars?
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They usually get heavily discounted by year's end and get sold. Sometimes a high performance car can sit on a lot for 2-3 years because the market is so small and usually the dealership is maximum Jew and refusing to negotiate. Also inventory can get shipped off to other dealerships where they are selling that model well. Keep in mind the economy is doing well and cars are selling pretty fast these days. When another economic collapse happens you'll see cars sitting around again. The mitsubishi Evo ended in 2015 and some lots still had them into 2017. The H2 Hummer sat in lots forever too.
I had a fat fuck at chevy try to convince me he was losing a grand on a 2017 Camaro SS so it was such a good deal that I should take it. Walked out and got a more expensive BMW at a cheaper price kek
Is there a website that list which cars do not sell very well at each state? Looking to pick up a new car by the end of the year.
Nothing. There are no unsold new cars. They keep lowering the price until it sells.
>buying new
Shiggy diggy
Bought an "unsold" 2015 Lexacunt GS Tree Fiddy AWDrizzlixXx early on in the 2016MY for $42K, MSRP 56K.
From mein rescherchen you can asspect about 24% off MSRP for a 1-year old unsold car.
And yes I am an altism.
But the BMW is slower and depreciates faster.
This. Sometimes they'll even "give them away". Every now and then if you buy a F350 or a RAM 3500 some dealerships will give you a "free" Fiesta or Dart. They're usually year or two old lot demo's but still.
