From: jose.garcia@YAH00.C0M   
      
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   On 10/15/25 13:46, adolph wrote:   
   > DETROIT - Look no further than the automotive industry for the latest   
   > indication that U.S. consumers could be facing a "K-shaped" economy,   
   > where the wealthy keep seeing gains while those who have lower incomes   
   > struggle.   
   >   
   > The average price paid for a new vehicle last month topped $50,000 for   
   > the first time ever, Cox Automotive's Kelley Blue Book reported Monday.   
   > Meanwhile, auto loan delinquency rates remain near all-time highs for   
   > those with low credit ratings.   
      
      
   Ross Perot warned us about the giant sucking sound. Well, here we are. It's   
   deafening!   
      
   I expect China Harbor Freight to be selling cars soon.   
      
      
      
        
          
        
        
       
On 10/15/25 13:46, adolph wrote:
   
       
   
       
   
         
DETROIT - Look no further than the   
   automotive industry for the latest   
   indication that U.S. consumers could be facing a "K-shaped" economy,   
   where the wealthy keep seeing gains while those who have lower incomes   
   struggle.   
      
   The average price paid for a new vehicle last month topped $50,000 for   
   the first time ever, Cox Automotive's Kelley Blue Book reported Monday.   
   Meanwhile, auto loan delinquency rates remain near all-time highs for   
   those with low credit ratings. 
   
       
   
       

   
       
   
       
Ross Perot warned us about the giant sucking sound. Well, here we   
         are. It's deafening!
   
       
I expect China Harbor Freight to be selling cars soon.
   
        
      
      
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