Hit the nail on the head
You got it right. I am one of those people who are willing to wait it out. Once the car is not on demand anymore I will pick one up.
Once again, I was just saying that it supprises me that in a time of recession people are still able to sell a 93 Supra TT (for example) with around 100k miles and almost 10 years on the body for around $20k.
Ya, I say, "got the money, spend it where you want", but nevertheless, it is sad when I see people not getting their money's worth (getting screwed, even if they don't know it) especially in a recession and when the main buyers of these vehicles are teens and people in their twenties, probably with less money than they think they have. Can't say how many adds for cars I've seen being sold when some guy gets laid off and has to sell his car to keep his house.
Just looking out for the innocent little guy.