Let's talk about the 2024 US car market - I'll share a recent experience at a Honda dealership while considering purchasing a new car.

I'll talk about a shift in the market where buying new seemed more financially reasonable due to high used car prices and interest rates. However, there's a disparity of features offered in US models compared to Canadian ones, with higher prices and fewer options as standard in the US. How about a CVT transmission from Mexico in an Ohio/Indiana-built car? Would you not prefer something from Japan for reliability?

I advocate for informed consumer decisions, suggesting you vote with your money by not supporting overpriced, under-equipped cars lacking quality control. I encourage research, negotiation, and prudent spending habits, reminding you to consider all options before making a purchase.

The overall message - have careful consideration in car buying, stay informed and make financially smart choices.