New vehicles are a joke in price.

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The carmakers should at least offer us a broader color palate for those new $30-$60K pickup trucks they peddle. Come on Toyota, offer clear-coat fire-engine red instead of Barcelona Red Metallic. How about an occasional Canary Yellow or a Competition Orange Tacoma or Tundra truck in the mix too?
 
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unfortunately, vehicle prices are no longer a laughing matter. They must be pretty serious when they want you to pay $100k for a nice suburban.
 

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Vehicles used to be wore out at 100k miles. Now its nothing to get half a million miles on one. I know my 2003 F350 has close to 500k miles and is still going strong. That is the biggest difference combined with all the new electronics gizmos.
 

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The way to get back at these car companies that peddle this expensive new stuff in dull colors like black, white, gray and silver is to not buy them in the first place. Get your best deal on a used car or truck. I'm happy with my '95 Corolla DX in crappy dull metallic dark blue. Very reliable little scoot with cold a/c. Paid $2,300 to my landlord in 2013 with 89K original miles. Old widower who drove to church. Paid for a long time ago. Won't be buried in her.
 

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Vehicles used to be wore out at 100k miles. Now its nothing to get half a million miles on one. I know my 2003 F350 has close to 500k miles and is still going strong. That is the biggest difference combined with all the new electronics gizmos.
I'd rather have fire-engine red than an infotainment center on the dash. :angry3:
 

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What's a "new" vehicle? I've never had one of those.....

Oh wait, is that where you pay to much for something that is suddenly worth 1/2 of what you just paid the moment you take possession of it?
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That doesn't seem to be the case with Toyota trucks. Any used one under $10 grand will have probably been made before 2005.
 
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