One car dealer revs up while another slows down.

You're listening to Motley Full Money.

I'm Mary Long, joined today by the illustrious Osset Sharma.

Asset, thanks for being here.

Mary, no one's called me illustrious since I put too much hair gel in my hair as like a 20-something.

So I appreciate that.

You know what?

I'm out here trying to help you out, gas you up a little bit.

We were talking about books before we started recording.

I feel like that puts another check in the illustrious box for you.

But I digress. I digress. I'll wear the lester proudly throughout the rest of the day.

There we go. That's not why we're here. That's not why we're here. No, we're here to talk about a lot of car stuff today.

We got news yesterday that Amazon has officially entered the car dealer business, or for now, specifically,

the Hyundai biz. In 48 U.S. cities, you will now be able to buy Hyundai vehicles off of Amazon

through participating dealers. So Amazon kind of acting as a middleman here. You'll also be

able to finance the car, arrange a pickup, and or trade in your old car all through the Amazon app.

More manufacturers are allegedly coming next year. Right off the bat, I can think of a bunch

of different players who are affected by this announcement. Let's maybe start with traditional

car dealerships. What do you think they are thinking right now? I think for them it's wait and see. So let's start

with traditional car dealerships that operate within the Hyundai. And I'm sorry, I pronounce this

differently than you, Mary, but I could very easily be wrong. It's just stuck in my head. Hyundai

dealerships, you get to opt into this program. I mean,

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