Fuel costs put brakes on SUV sales
Rising fuel costs are putting the brakes on SUV sales.
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18 July 2008 at 11 p.m.
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getrightonoutofhere (Anonymous) says…
haha
18 July 2008 at 11:11 p.m.
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Rabbitgoesthump (Anonymous) says…
Thats great free advertising for that person..
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18 July 2008 at 11:33 p.m.
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notajayhawk (Anonymous) says…
Rabbitgoesthump (Anonymous) says…
“Thats great free advertising for that person..”
It's probably the LJW's advertising manager's car.
19 July 2008 at 1:51 a.m.
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labmonkey (Anonymous) says…
This is why gas needs to stay over $4 per gallon. As soon as it drops, Americans will start buying these things again (because we are stupid sheep). Raise the gas tax, whatever….just keep gas high.
19 July 2008 at 4:54 a.m.
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merrill (Anonymous) says…
GM says they are cutting back after doing all they could to load up the planet for their pals in the oil business. No dealership is going to want these gas guzzling SUV's and trucks on their lots for any reason….. just like in the 1980's.
19 July 2008 at 6:09 a.m.
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oldvet (Anonymous) says…
Lindsay… you can't sell it because you have it overpriced for today's market… Kelley Blue Book puts the value of that vehicle, for sale by a private party, about $2K less than your asking price… and the trade-in value to a dealer is almost $4K less than your asking price… keep driving it, taxes are lower than a new car, insurance is cheaper than a new car, and you probably don't have any payments either. If you drive 20K annual miles at 15mpg in town (your figure), it will cost you about $220 more per month in gas than a little, bitty car that gets 30mpg in town, but you can avoid the new car payment and the increased insurance and taxes that comes with that new car. Drive your Explorer until it falls apart.