How Are Canadians Affording $80,000 Trucks on Average Salaries?

The average Canadian salary sits around $60,000–$65,000, yet driveways across Ontario, Alberta, and BC are packed with $80,000 to $100,000 pickup trucks like the Ford F-150, RAM 1500, and GMC Sierra. How does the math make sense? The short answer: It doesn't. In this video, we break down the reality of Canada's massive auto debt bubble and reveal the financial engineering dealerships use to keep people buying cars they can't realistically afford: 📌 What We Cover: 00:00 - The $80,000 Truck Epidemic in Canada 01:45 - Average Canadian Income vs Real Truck Prices 03:30 - The 84 & 96-Month Loan Trap (7 to 8-year financing) 06:10 - Negative Equity & "Rolling Over" Old Auto Debt 08:45 - The True Cost of Ownership (Gas, Maintenance, Insurance) 11:20 - Is an Auto Loan Crisis Coming to Canada? --- 💡 If you found this breakdown insightful, don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and share your thoughts in the comments! #CanadaEconomy #AutoLoans #CarMarket #PersonalFinanceCanada #CanadianRealEstate #TruckLoans #CostOfLivingCanada