These are the real winners from the record car prices

Despite sky high prices and surging customer demand, most automakers are about to report that revenue is down from where it was in the second quarter of 2019, a "normal" period before the pandemic that is being used for many financial results comparisons.

           

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You should examine revenue at the dealer service centers. Ford and Toyota dealers around me have more than a week of backlogged vehicles in for service. I went in for a 7 am oil change appointment and normally there is five or six vehicles checking in. This time the line to check into service was more than 50 vehicles long and my advisor stated its been like that for weeks. The Ford by me is so backed up my car has been there for three weeks. So while they may have lower car sales profits (which I don't believe for a second...watch the Kevin Hunter series on YouTube) they are making big profits off everyone repairing their older vehicles. Those Taj Mahal dealerships were not built off the dealers losing money on sales just like casinos in Vegas aren't built off them losing money either.