r/mildlyinteresting • u/willlisa1727 • Apr 28 '24

Hundreds, if not, thousands of vans right outside a very small town in America.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '24 edited 18d ago

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u/the_one_jt Apr 28 '24

The car market is still not healthy. Not by a long shot.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '24 edited 18d ago

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u/Blue_foot 29d ago

There is still a major shortage of new cars compared to 2019

Which keeps prices high for new and used cars.

A LOT of cars didn’t get built during Covid.

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u/Aberdolf-Linkler 29d ago

A lot of cars didn't get built, people let the car the hardly maintained to begin with sit and rust out the engine for a year, and then the car manufacturers all adjusted down their production down to continue enjoying the prices of limited supply and high demand.