• scutiger@lemmy.world
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      21 hours ago

      As the article mentions though, there are other factors adding to that, such as government incentives and better features on the newer editions that already cost less. Who’s going to buy a worse, used version of a product for more money than the better, brand new model costs?

      Besides, the guy hasn’t lost any money. He bought a truck and he still has it. He could drive it, but he chooses not to.