Assessment on current market conditions - thoughts?

[solsurfr]

Earlier in the year, I noticed inventory hovered around 50-80 units on cars.com for the first 6 or so months. In my last check this week, cars.com shows 136 units so inventory is up now but listing prices are still $30K+ on ADM. Anyone notice ADM's coming down recently in their hometowns? Perhaps, with the order banks open for the 2024 this could bring prices down on current inventory. Thoughts?

 

[RCorsa]

Truck just sold for 136 on Bat last week and there is one now for 125. 6 months ago these were in the 150s all day

 

[solsurfr]

Truck just sold for 136 on Bat last week and there is one now for 125. 6 months ago these were in the 150s all day

I've seen similar numbers as well. I've heard $15K ADM's which is the lowest I've seen. I know there are outliers that got theirs for MSRP or slightly over (or under) but those seem to be anomalies. I do like the updates on the '24 so the question for some (like me), is wait another 6-8 months for prices to cool off for the '24 or jump into a '23 for a potentially better price?

 

[GTTXRAP]

Awesome just what we need another pricing thread...now there are only 83 of them.

 

[solsurfr]

Awesome just what we need another pricing thread...now there are only 83 of them.

Whoops.... I did spend a total of 2 mins searching for the subject matter and came up empty lol

 

[RCorsa]

The 2024 will be a better truck imo. More power, better fit and finish and more reliable in the long term.

 

[hingedthinker]

The 2024 will be a better truck imo. More power, better fit and finish and more reliable in the long term.

now we need another thread on the 24 upgrades

 

[Russ103]

The 2024 will be a better truck imo. More power, better fit and finish and more reliable in the long term.

Does the 24 actually have more HP, or did I miss something?

 

[SixStringSlinger]

The 2024 will be a better truck imo. More power, better fit and finish and more reliable in the long term.

why would there definitively be better fit, finish, and reliability?

One could argue with the labor concessions that will be in place, corners would be cut.

 

[solsurfr]

why would there definitively be better fit, finish, and reliability?

One could argue with the labor concessions that will be in place, corners would be cut.

Saw that the door keypad has been deleted from the '24's. I think there were a couple of other options that were removed as well?