Perhaps, IF you are not trading a late model car, as is the case with the
average new car buyer.    Any lower price differential between the value of
you year older used car may not be as much as you can save by waiting.

It is like the folks that wait till the end of the model run to trade,
thinking they will save money.   The value of their trade generally drops
more than the price of the new vehicle.   In addition when the trade the
next time THEIR car is worth no more than the guy that bought at the
beginning of the model run.  One is always better off to buy at the
beginning of the model run because you trade will be worth more that at any
time later

On Jan 19, 2:07 pm, Fat Moe <Fat...@BubbleWorld.Com> wrote:

"Cars are going to get cheaper, much cheaper. Auto prices will crash.
Liquidation sales later this year after the 2010 models come out are
going to be fabulous.

It makes no sense to buy a car now, no matter how good the deal looks.
The deals will get progressively better as the year rolls on."

Wow...! It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see (by these photos
alone that)  things are going to get much worse.