Do we have a pickup glut already?
GM shuts down Indiana plant for 2 weeks "Feb 23 (Reuters) - General Motors said on Thursday it will halt production at its Fort Wayne Assembly truck plant in Indiana for two weeks from March 27 as ...
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TurnThePage wrote:
I've finally accepted that it will be much cheaper to drive my current pickup into the ground, repairing as needed along the way. I don't like it, but I'm not paying the BS prices they're asking these days. And I'm not holding my breath waiting for this glut to have a positive impact.
It already is having an impact. Has been for about 6 months now. 1/2ton trucks are basically discounted to previous levels (albeit based off of greater annual increased msrp than pre covid) all over the country.
But it’s also likely that as predicted, the whole Rona fiasco has auto makers adjusting how they do business and trying to balance greater profitability (or greater sales price at least) with lesser inventory.
