r/WallStreetbetsELITE 9d ago

MEME Didn't see this coming

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u/Fun_Reporter9086 9d ago

Those people who couldn't "afford" eggs are going to be for real won't be able to afford eggs real soon.

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u/Hayha2 9d ago

Wait until middle class rednecks walk into Ford/GM dealership and try to buy a new pickup.

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u/Sour_Patch_Drips 9d ago

$100k F-150 financed at today's rate at 60 months is $2k monthly.

These turds will do it and roll their previous shit pile loan into it and extend the loan term to 8 years. Then they'll pretend eggs aren't too expensive because they no longer buy them due to no expendable income

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u/Euphemisticles 9d ago

"you just dont understand trucks! this thing could last me 20 years"

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u/EntrepreneurFunny469 9d ago

It’s a ford, the thing starts falling apart at 100k

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u/J3wFro8332 9d ago

That's being generous

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u/TheKingOfSwing777 9d ago

Honestly. I had a friend with a focus that dropped the transmission at 20k miles. American ICE cars are junk.

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u/J3wFro8332 9d ago

Ah shit another victim of thr Focus! Lol. I've sworn off Ford because of that pile of garbage. Think my mother's is at 40k miles or something but doesn't have much life left

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u/shicken684 9d ago

I always heard that, but my Focus was a beast. Nothing but oil changes and basic shit like brakes and tires. Oh, and the HVAC fan dial broke off. Delivered pizza in that fucker for about 6 years, and gave it to family when it hit 160k miles. They drove it for another 20k before trading it in for a new car.

Bought a Fusion after that and it was also super reliable. Sold it with 150k on it and it was still practically mint. No rust, no issues at all. That did have some evaporative system issues that were about $800 to ID and fix but that was in from 28k to 150k.

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u/WilyWascallyWizard 9d ago

My buick is holding up good at about 140k.