Stellantis Inventories At Insane Highs

[DavidKFla]

https://moparinsiders.com/stellantis-facing-new-car-inventory-challenges-for-dec-2023/

 

[fumanchu182]

93k for a truck is outrageous and insanity


old ass not even premium interior….
meanwhile across the street, same type of towing capacity

 

[DavidKFla]

My 21 Laramie 2500 was the same price as the GMC.

 

[ButterDaGreat?]

Wait till you see next year a damn Laramie and Rebel, without a Hemi, is $64,000. That's $5,000 cheaper than a 2021 Ram TRX...

 

[Jimmy N.]

93k for a truck is outrageous and insanity

Not when compared to a 1500 for over $100K.

 

[cole3986]

This prices are making EV's look cheap

 

[DavidKFla]

This prices are making EV's look cheap

Their plan has been to raise prices, build less vehicles, have less overhead and make more money with a significantly smaller workforce.

 

[Weather Man]

Not cheap, but deals are out there. Diesels.

 

[DavidKFla]

Not cheap, but deals are out there. Diesels.

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Any factory rebates or is the dealer giving up all of their $$$ to move them?

 

[Weather Man]

Any factory rebates or is the dealer giving up all of their $$$ to move them?

Both, I would assume.

 

[Jimmy N.]

There should be 10% off MSRP still.

 

[cole3986]

Their plan has been to raise prices, build less vehicles, have less overhead and make more money with a significantly smaller workforce.

They killed Jeep sales, this keeps up there might not be brand in the near future.

 

[Demoniccat]

Good. Stuff the brand to the grave, “sell it Stelantis“ then American money should buy it to bring back to America. Performance is in. Dodge has been at performance and done very well over the past years since the mid 50s all but for the years that all company’s weren’t doing power.

 

[DavidKFla]

Good. Stuff the brand to the grave, “sell it Stelantis“ then American money should buy it to bring back to America. Performance is in. Dodge has been at performance and done very well over the past years since the mid 50s all but for the years that all company’s weren’t doing power.

It will probably be gone for good then. Not sure if it's not the plan?

 

[1971demon]

So

Their plan has been to raise prices, build less vehicles, have less overhead and make more money with a significantly smaller workforce.

Solid business plan if you ask me...

 

[DavidKFla]

So

Solid business plan if you ask me...

Except your products have to match up to your plan and reputation in the marketplace.

 

[1971demon]

Except your products have to match up to your plan and reputation in the marketplace.

You were in the car business...you know all to well...there's an ass for every seat...and no shortage of dumb customers...and I've never seen a deposit slip with an entry for my reputation...

 

[Demoniccat]

Hope it’s not the plan. If it is I will never endorse their product line again.

 

[DavidKFla]

You were in the car business...you know all to well...there's an ass for every seat...and no shortage of dumb customers...and I've never seen a deposit slip with an entry for my reputation...

When the core of your business is based on a lower price and lower credit score buyers it makes a difference. Most high end buyers turn their noses up when it comes to these brands.

 

[Speedy!]

Talked to a GM buddy of mine for a dealership on Friday. I asked him how things were going and he said "as good as can be expected in this economy". I asked if interest rates were slowing sales and he said "for sure". He didn't elaborate more but his tone wasn't positive.