I've never noticed how many cars were built in a day. I see a lot of cars shipped. I RR for a living, so I see a lot of these cars shipped.
I just never realized how many were stored off site and stored in an enviromnent this big.. Kinda crazy. When you look at the pics, you wonder how they can possibly sell
so many, and wonder were all the ones that don't sell go. Yeah, I get that there are bilions of people on this planet, but if they make this many overruns of cars EVERY YEAR, WHERE do they all go?
Crazy example of over producing. Thousands and thousands of cars sitting idle. Do they sell them all?
No one want's last years model. What do they do with them all? One would think that the extras would be going for dirt cheap, and that they would slow production down. One might be very wrong.
With this many cars on tap, I can't see how the industry supports it's HIGH prices. Cars have outpaced inflation and the average cost of living by double digits.
I remember back in 1979, seeing a Pontiac or something for $12,0000 dollars. I said to myself, no one would EVER pay that much for a car, that was more than a Corvette, at the time.
