Why men are THE problem, plus, how I talk lots of car buyers "off the edge"
About this episode
Exploring the psychology behind car buying, this episode dives into the tendency of men to justify expensive purchases, often leading to buyer's remorse. The host shares personal anecdotes from a recent camping trip that sparked a desire for a new motorhome, highlighting the pitfalls of acquisition mode. A conversation with a listener about a $24,000 tailgate serves as a cautionary tale against impulsive spending. The episode also touches on the revival of the International Scout as an electric vehicle and the challenges facing the EV market, along with insights on vehicle maintenance costs and negotiation tips.
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Ford Bronco
"...ional scout. Used to be a competitor for the Ford Bronco and Jeep and vehicles like that. They went out of..."
Nissan Aria
"... lunch today. I went to Chick-fil-A and drove the Nissan Aria. And it's fantastic."
Volkswagen Bus
"...new van, their new little retro-styled minivan or bus or whatever you want to call it. It's, people wer..."
Jeep Wrangler
"...ness to compete with the Ford Bronco and the Jeep Wrangler. Of which both of those competitors have gas engi..."
Porsche 911
"...arning notice on the dashboard of my 2024 Porsche 911 T. And it's a countdown basically of when my oil ..."
Toyota Camry
"...illing to do that? I mean, you could buy a Toyota Camry and it would cost you, well, maybe $200, $300 for..."
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