Um, where? I couldn't come up with anything on this forum.

 

I saw this in an email from one of my engineering profs a couple weeks back. Pretty crazy how many of these cars are just stacked up! For big volume companies like Ford, Nissan, Toyota, etc this doesn't really surprise me, but seeing all those gorgeous Jags lines up like that nearly brought a tear to my eye.

 

never expect it

 

should be sold wholesale

 

Group buy?

 

I've seen it posted soooo many times but maybe it was on another website.

 

Yeah, I've never seen it before, cool post nonetheless.

 

Apparently there's a field just like that filled up with a ton of Astons...

 

I think if the auto dealers were smart the would put on an OBO sale with a not to exceed 50% off MSRP. They don't need to advertise what they are willing to accept. Let the buyer dertermine the value of the car and what they are willing to pay. The auto company takes the loss. These auto companies have to realize they have to move these cars. They are not being started they are basically rotting away in the elements (hot or cold) and dealers need to be paid for the cars they sold as well as a commision for the salesman. This is no different then having bad assets on the books like banks. They need to flush out the inventory. I am not a lawyer but I am sure they can put together some sort of arrangement where they can unload these cars.

 

Qft.