Part 8/10:
The fates of unsold cars don’t just end at the dealership—there are also vehicles that never arrive on the lot due to an excess in production. At times, manufacturers may produce too many of a particular model without enough prevailing consumer interest, leading to various approaches for dealing with these extra cars:
Storing Them: Some companies opt to store excess inventory in large facilities, awaiting improved demand.
Exporting: Cars that fail to capture interest within the U.S. may be shipped to foreign markets where they find popularity, ensuring that unsold stock is not wasted.