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I was thinking the same thing, we just sold my Navara ute for about $5K more than we would have got six months ago and plan to go in to a new car, but for the moment the lack is not killing us so we might hold off until the supply chains recover and they actually have new cars to sell, then we might get a reasonable discount.
As for "Age" where a car is getting old, most cars should be good for a couple of hundred thousand KM relatively trouble free if they have been serviced properly. The fleet manager at work turns cars over at 150,000KM as down time is money and he reckons that is where issues typically start to creep in.
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