http://www.vincelewis.net/unsoldcars.html
 

 

 

 

 
In the past several years, one of the topics covered in detail on these pages has been the surge in such gimmicks designed to disguise lack of demand and end customer sales, used extensively by US automotive manufacturers, better known as "channel stuffing", of which General Motors is particularly guilty and whose inventory at dealer lots just hit a new record high. But did you know that when it comes to flat or declining sales and stagnant end demand, channel stuffing is merely the beginning?
 
No other way to put it but basically this is a new car cemetery. See all of the major car manufactures here in the United States are producing cars at a very high rate and a lot of cars tens of thousands or maybe millions are going unsold. So all these cars are having to take up real estate to park these unused brand new cars creating these color collages as you can see above. So no body wants these cars and wants to buy them because the average American family owns between 1-3 cars. But they keep on producing them and the federal government keeps bailing out the likes of GM and these other types of companies because again its about the structural insolvency of the United States. They cant let it fail so they rather mass manufacture cars even though there is no demand and just let them rot and die in these "graveyards." See in today's economy most American families dont have $20,000-$50,000 to buy a brand new car right off the lot. So now the average American clings or keeps their car for 10 years or sometimes even longer.
 
Whats even more surprising is that according to this article there are more cars in these graveyard lots than there are people on this planet. So obviously again there is no demand so the supply is in excess to continue the ponzi scheme here in America so people can keep their jobs and we can create more waste of scrap metal crap. So what pisses me off is that this ponzi scheme American runs has to keep manufactures afloat with bail outs like GM for example in 2008, and so well let the bond holders fail and well let all the retirees go broke but well bail out the company itself so they can put more cars on these graveyard lots. So here we have a system that is totally rotten to the core and we just have brand new scrap metal of cars being manufactured on a massive scale for no reason.

The only thing I see is new cars sitting while waiting to be shipped off to the dealers. These unsold new car grave yards do not exist. I live next to two car factories, one is a Ford which builds the F-150 and the other is GM which builds the Malibu. Both vehicles are high volume sellers for each company. I can take pictures like these any day of the week. The vehicles do not simple go right off the assembly line right to the transport taking them to the dealer lots. Matter of fact, Ford builds so many F-150 trucks that they rent parking space at a local Mall to park these trucks.

You have zero proof of any of these so called " new car graveyards" even exist. They do not and like I said these pictures of new cars are waiting to be transported. Some of these pictures you can not make out if the cars are new or used. The person that wrote the page you linked typed this
"UPDATE: Currently May 16th, 2014, all of these cars at the Nissan Sunderland test track have disappeared? Now I don't believe they have all suddenly been sold.  I would guess they may have been taken away and recycled to make room for the next vast production run."
They were put on a transporter to go to the dealership. Some people just live to stir the the pot.

You are one funny dude. I don't know why I try to put some common sense into your threads. I should have went along with your shenanigans and drove a couple blocks down the road, took a picture of the Ford F-150's in the Mall parking lot and posted it as a new truck graveyard. Then you would say it's the best selling vehicle in America. How about the picture on your source page of Honda Accords?
 

 
One of the best selling cars in the world.
 
 

kram36
You are one funny dude. I don't know why I try to put some common sense into your threads. I should have went along with your shenanigans and drove a couple blocks down the road, took a picture of the Ford F-150's in the Mall parking lot and posted it as a new truck graveyard. Then you would say it's the best selling vehicle in America. How about the picture on your source page of Honda Accords?
 

 
One of the best selling cars in the world.
 
 

Your common scene most of the time is more like face palm derp.  And yes the Ford F-150 is the best selling vehicle in America look it up nit.  I am not saying best selling vehicle in America of yearly sales. I am talking about of all time in America. And in fact the Ford F-series is the best selling pick up truck in the world. Also what about Honda Accords? Whats the relevance of it with me and you debating that these grave yards exist? If you want THE best selling car in the world it would be the Toyota Corolla with 40 million units sold.
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_automobiles

OK everyone, this thread is not going in the direction it should be going and we'll have to lock it if the attitudes continue to run rampant.

This thread is now locked!