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Originally Posted by AdamEL
I like how they compared GM buyers with lower credit scores to Ford buyers with lower credit scores. Of course Ford is going to have a lower number there. Their cars and trucks are way too much money. People with average or below average credit scores simply can't afford them. At least GM offers a good amount of affordable vehicles for people.
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So your saying Ford's are to expensive and Chevys are not?
If that was the case than Ford and Chevy wouldn't be direct competitors in just about every segment possible.
Impala starts at 26K, start checking those option boxes and you have a 40K+ car.
Taurus starts at 26K and start checking those option boxes and again you end up with a 40K + Car (excluded the SHO bc there is no Impala equivalent)
Malibu starts at 22.9K, Fusion starts at 21.9K start ticking the option boxes again and both cars are right around 31K
Fiesta and Sonic both start at 14K
Mustang starts at 22K, camaro at 23K
Silverado starts at 23.5K F-150 Starts at 24.4K
Explorer Starts at 29.6 Traverse starts at 30.7K
Tahoe starts at 43 Expedition starts 41
All these prices came right from build and price starting MSRP on Ford and Chevys website.
SO where exactly are Ford's to much money and Chevys are not?