Cost of living, rising inflation

[Anonymous]

I wish I had traded in my Altima about eighteen months ago.

[Frood]

I wish I had traded in my Altima about eighteen months ago.

I'm glad I kept my 2015 Ford Ranger... it's old school now.

[Anonymous]

I wish I had traded in my Altima about eighteen months ago.

I'm glad I kept my 2015 Ford Ranger... it's old school now.

The higher price of cars doesn't cover the slightly higher amount given for trade-ins.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

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I think that's not up to date Herman.....the numbers I saw were higher than that.

[Berry Sweet]

I was just talking about this...im glad I bought my car just before the pandemic started.  Some furnature and TV.  They were bargain prices compared to now  

[Frood]

I wish I had traded in my Altima about eighteen months ago.

I'm glad I kept my 2015 Ford Ranger... it's old school now.

The higher price of cars doesn't cover the slightly higher amount given for trade-ins.

30% rise in value here

[Anonymous]

I wish I had traded in my Altima about eighteen months ago.

I'm glad I kept my 2015 Ford Ranger... it's old school now.

The higher price of cars doesn't cover the slightly higher amount given for trade-ins.

30% rise in value here

Seoul might know, but I;m guessing it's close to that here.

[Anonymous]

The provincial picture

Looking at pricing changes by region, Ontario saw the largest increase in average prices for used cars, jumping 35.9 per cent to $33,923 and Manitoba and Saskatchewan saw the largest increase in average new car prices, rising 15.4 per cent to $54,723. However, Ontario's increase for used cars was not that much higher than the smallest increase of 29.7 per cent in British Columbia. And in new cars, the rise in Manitoba and Saskatchewan was less than five percentage points higher than British Columbia, which saw the smallest increase. On average, those in Alberta paid the most for a new car ($54,859) and those in British Columbia paid the most for a used car ($37,357).

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/drive/article-used-car-prices-spiked-34-per-cent-last-year-amid-pent-up-demand-chip/#:~:text=Looking%20at%20pricing%20changes%20by,15.4%20per%20cent%20to%20%2454%2C723">https://www.theglobeandmail.com/drive/a ... 2454%2C723">https://www.theglobeandmail.com/drive/article-used-car-prices-spiked-34-per-cent-last-year-amid-pent-up-demand-chip/#:~:text=Looking%20at%20pricing%20changes%20by,15.4%20per%20cent%20to%20%2454%2C723.

[Anonymous]

The provincial picture

Looking at pricing changes by region, Ontario saw the largest increase in average prices for used cars, jumping 35.9 per cent to $33,923 and Manitoba and Saskatchewan saw the largest increase in average new car prices, rising 15.4 per cent to $54,723. However, Ontario's increase for used cars was not that much higher than the smallest increase of 29.7 per cent in British Columbia. And in new cars, the rise in Manitoba and Saskatchewan was less than five percentage points higher than British Columbia, which saw the smallest increase. On average, those in Alberta paid the most for a new car ($54,859) and those in British Columbia paid the most for a used car ($37,357).

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/drive/article-used-car-prices-spiked-34-per-cent-last-year-amid-pent-up-demand-chip/#:~:text=Looking%20at%20pricing%20changes%20by,15.4%20per%20cent%20to%20%2454%2C723">https://www.theglobeandmail.com/drive/a ... 2454%2C723">https://www.theglobeandmail.com/drive/article-used-car-prices-spiked-34-per-cent-last-year-amid-pent-up-demand-chip/#:~:text=Looking%20at%20pricing%20changes%20by,15.4%20per%20cent%20to%20%2454%2C723.

Thank you Seoul.

[Anonymous]

The provincial picture

Looking at pricing changes by region, Ontario saw the largest increase in average prices for used cars, jumping 35.9 per cent to $33,923 and Manitoba and Saskatchewan saw the largest increase in average new car prices, rising 15.4 per cent to $54,723. However, Ontario's increase for used cars was not that much higher than the smallest increase of 29.7 per cent in British Columbia. And in new cars, the rise in Manitoba and Saskatchewan was less than five percentage points higher than British Columbia, which saw the smallest increase. On average, those in Alberta paid the most for a new car ($54,859) and those in British Columbia paid the most for a used car ($37,357).

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/drive/article-used-car-prices-spiked-34-per-cent-last-year-amid-pent-up-demand-chip/#:~:text=Looking%20at%20pricing%20changes%20by,15.4%20per%20cent%20to%20%2454%2C723">https://www.theglobeandmail.com/drive/a ... 2454%2C723">https://www.theglobeandmail.com/drive/article-used-car-prices-spiked-34-per-cent-last-year-amid-pent-up-demand-chip/#:~:text=Looking%20at%20pricing%20changes%20by,15.4%20per%20cent%20to%20%2454%2C723.

I took a look on Kijiji Winnipeg at used cars. I couldn't believe the prices even commuter beaters are fetching nowadays.

[Anonymous]

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[Thiel]

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This was caused by lockdowns and paying people not to work.

[Frood]

And mandates....

[Anonymous]

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This was caused by lockdowns and paying people not to work.

The first lockdown in my province was four weeks..



We kept going back to it and it's going to take us years to get back to normal.