Posted on 05/17/2014 6:28:49 AM PDT by RightGeek
I wonder where they put all the unsold cars in USA? Do they stay on the lots?
Nonsense.
/johnny
I can’ wait for the govt solution to this problem they created........................
So now, having more of something than you need is a “catastrophe.”
That’s like complaining about warehouses full of unsold bacon. Don’t worry, keep the bacon preserved and I’ll get to it eventually.
There are plenty of fact-checkers in the overall auto industry.
US manufacturing exported over one million vehicles last year. Staging those for shipping or further distribution yields amazing pictures. How do these photos differ from photos at any auto plants/distribution centers in the last 60 years?
Are new cars getting cheaper?
This will eventually show up on the companies balance sheet as inventory. If the company decides to declare it as obsolete inventory they will take a hit to net income. The publically traded companies will see their stock go down when this happens.
I never knew. So glad you posted this Utterly insane.
Big Corps, Big Gov’t are the SAME. Idiocy and waste. The “let’s put a corporatoin in charge of it to make it more efficient” argument is stupidity. It’s right there with “let’s put big Gov’t in charge of it. As dear friend of mine used to say ... “You’re rich, so why aren’t you smart”?
I have learned in my long life that money and power and being in charge have pretty much nothing to do with being smart.
These lots must be where Hollywood movie producers go to get the cars they smash up.
Long live Starsky and Hutch —
Interesting
Exactly. Stunning that sentiment humans would fall for this.
Give them to illegal aliens, the homeless, and other socialist voters.
It’s like the ghost cities in China.
Wow...no wonder the government was promoting “trade in your clunker”.
I looked at and priced a new car yesterday, they wouldn’t come off the sticker a nickel.
The lot overflowed and I was the only customer in sight.
Spain has ghost cities too for some reason.
Have any links about it?
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