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<blockquote data-quote="soonerwings" data-source="post: 3575277" data-attributes="member: 8035"><p>Every Saturday morning on 94.7 (the brew) there's a syndicated radio show put on by a guy out of Dallas/Fort Worth named John Clay Wolfe. Besides being hilariously entertaining (my humor is warped), it's also fairly informative about the auto industry as Mr. Wolfe is the owner of givemethevin.com. His company sells somewhere around 600-700 cars per week at auto auctions. One of the things he's harped on a little over the last 5-6 months is that used cars cost more because of the supply chain shortages caused by the stoppage of new car production. All of a sudden, dealers were scrambling to buy used cars at auction just to fill their lots. Increased demand equates to higher costs. Stupid pandemic. </p><p></p><p>I have to wonder if there are any other weird numbers in there that are "fluke-ish" because of COVID.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="soonerwings, post: 3575277, member: 8035"] Every Saturday morning on 94.7 (the brew) there's a syndicated radio show put on by a guy out of Dallas/Fort Worth named John Clay Wolfe. Besides being hilariously entertaining (my humor is warped), it's also fairly informative about the auto industry as Mr. Wolfe is the owner of givemethevin.com. His company sells somewhere around 600-700 cars per week at auto auctions. One of the things he's harped on a little over the last 5-6 months is that used cars cost more because of the supply chain shortages caused by the stoppage of new car production. All of a sudden, dealers were scrambling to buy used cars at auction just to fill their lots. Increased demand equates to higher costs. Stupid pandemic. I have to wonder if there are any other weird numbers in there that are "fluke-ish" because of COVID. [/QUOTE]
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