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Cars have gone from $300 to $50,000 and it’s NOT because of inflation. The dealership didn't just sell you a car; they sold you a trap. In 1965, your grandfather bought a brand new Mustang with three months of wages—in cash. Today, the average American is signing an 84-month contract for a truck that costs more than their parents' first house. But the reason isn't just "inflation." It is a deliberate, calculated shift in how the auto industry enslaves the middle class. The truth is, manufacturers pulled off the greatest magic trick in financial history: they stopped selling Price and started selling Monthly Payments. In this deep dive, we track the evolution of the auto loan to find out exactly when the system broke. From the strict 24-month banking rules of the 1950s to the predatory "rollover" schemes of the 2020s, we reveal how cars went from being a symbol of freedom to a rolling ball of debt... and the lost "Cash Car" strategy you need to opt out of the system entirely. In this video, we cover: • The 1920s Hustle: How Henry Ford forced people to save cash (and why banks hated it). • The 1950s Rules: Why bankers used to reject you if you couldn't pay off a car in 24 months. • The 1980s Trap: How "Leasing" was invented to hide skyrocketing prices and keep you poor. • The 2020s Death Spiral: The rise of the 84-month loan and the "Rollover" crisis. • The Escape Plan: The specific "Cash Clunker" protocol you need to use to drive for free in 2025. #carmarket #autoloans #debt #economy #inflation #millennials #1950s #usedcars #financialfreedom #hustlingthroughhistory #1960s #1970s #1980s #1990s #2000s #2020s #finance