A strange and impressive sight currently greets drivers zooming over the Vincent Thomas span bridge across the sprawling California ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach: Thousands of imported cars -- about 245 acres to be precise -- parked in a huge lot amid the port's heavy industrial machinery that are testament to a glut in car inventories as consumers cut back spending in a slowing economy. But what do all those cars parked in America's busiest port complex mean for both carmakers and the consumer? Should a prospective car buyer expect major deals to come their way soon? And what should they know about a new car that has sat on a lot for too long?
CAR CONCERNS ROCKS IN THE USA EVERY WEEK-DAY MORNING
CALL HARRY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY...9:00 TO 11:00 A.M.
(EST). BORDER-TO-BORDER...COAST-TO-COAST...
USA TOLL-FREE: 1-877-958-5850
NOW ON SATURDAY'S FROM 2:00 til 5:OO P.M. (EST)
HEARD ON THE CAR CONCERNS RADIO NETWORK:
WKVL 850 WLOD 1140 WATO 1290 WGAP 1400
EMAIL: harry@carconcerns.com
{ 0 comments... Views All / Send Comment! }
Post a Comment