The Car Market CRASH of 2026 Starts NOW! Dealer Lots Are OVERFLOWING! скачать в хорошем качестве

The Car Market CRASH of 2026 Starts NOW! Dealer Lots Are OVERFLOWING!

The car market crash of 2026 starts NOW! In this video I showcase Toyota, Nissan, GMC, Cadillac, Chevy, Ford, Subaru and Kia dealership lots to show just how overstocked they are will new inventory. The car market is spiraling out of control, and in this video I provide staggering stats, facts and figures that prove it! I talk through the following points in this video: Lots of unsold 2024 and 25 models in 2026 Inventory levels over 3.2M new vehicles right now in 2026… a 92 day supply. Used vehicle inventory is just over 2.4M… a 55 day supply. Flooring costs eating up dealers Vehicle manufacturer discounts PLUS dealer discounts are insufficient! Incentivized interest rates plus gist discounts! Coz automotive projects 15.8M vehicles will be sold in 2026. Slightly less than 2025. 2025 saw big sales figures because we saw unprecedented carryover units from 2024. Repo levels continue to surge! 2.5-2.7M vehicles repossessed in 2025. A huge growth from 2024! Dealership lots are overflowing with cars trucks and SUVs. They don’t know what to do with all this inventory! People are giving up on buying new cars every 3-5 years like they used to. Now, people are having to choose between making their car payment or mortgage/rent payment. With the cost of auto insurance over doubling since 2023, and the average cost of a new vehicle bing $50,000... People cannot justify paying $770 or more every month for a depreciating asset. Auto manufacturers and car dealers got greedy throughout the pandemic. Charging markups or addendums over MSRP on so many vehicles, dealers treated the consumer like another number... another brick in the wall. People are not fed up. People are giving up, they're feeling drained by all the constant price hikes. We're seeing the highest auto loan delinquency levels since the 08-09 recession. By the end of 2025, we're slated to surpass the amount of 30-day and 60-day auto loan delinquency rates of the 08-09n recession. Consequently, new vehicle inventory within the US is on the rise. We have so many unsold 2024, 2025 carryover units still on dealer lots. All while all-new 2026 models are hitting the lots. MSRPs have risen over 42% across the board since 2019. With the tariffs considered, we're looking at a 50% growth by mid-2026. New cars, trucks, SUVs are already wildly overpriced as it is, how do auto manufacturers believe they'll be able to get away with more price hikes? People overpaid for their new vehicle throughout the last few years, because of that -many folks are upside down on their auto loans still. 1/4 auto loans out right now have a negative equity, meaning, the person owes MORE than what the vehicle is currently worth. The national average for negative equity is $7,700. So between being upside down on their auto loan, and the hugely inflated price tags of new vehicles, people are deciding to keep ahold of their current vehicle for much longer. On top of it all, interest rates haven't let up, we're still looking at a 7.2% national average for NEW vehicle purchases, and 11.4% for USED vehicle purchases in 2025. Once popular makes and models are now sitting on dealer lots for several months on end. Examples include Toyota Tundra, Tacoma, Ram 1500, Chevy Silverado and Ford F150s. Vehiucles that once sold within days are now collecting dust too, to include the Rav4, TRD Pro models, Trailhunter models, Platinums Fords, ZR2 Bison, Kia Telluride, etc. Manufacturers like Acura, Honda, and Toyota are adjusting their production lines to ensure matched demand. Nissan and Stellantis continue to struggle tremendously, with no silver lining in sight. BMW, Audi, and Mercedes Benz are seeing record low sales right now too, even when they generally target the upper class. Nobody seems to have money right now. All new cars have become luxury status symbols that have far too much tech and creature comforts included. The huge inventory levels will undoubetly force some dealers to go bankrupt in 2026, the floor plan costs will eat them up. Do you think all of this is a recipe for a car market crash in 2026? So what are you seeing at your local dealerships? Are they selling cars? Or are they sitting collecting dust like they are here? Let me know in the comments. If you enjoy this type of content, please consider Liking and Subscribing for more! Your support is greatly appreciated. MY LASFIT AFFILIATE LINK: https://lddy.no/1novd Discount Code: "AUGD1" or "AUGD2" for 18% OFF! Stay Untamed... #carmarket #marketcrash #vehicles ENGAGE WITH ME ON INSTAGRAM: @untamed_motors