🚨 The $847 Billion Graveyard: Why 45% of Dealerships Are Dying

Nearly half of U.S. car dealerships are shutting down, with $847 billion in unsold inventory rotting away on lots. Rows of shiny new vehicles sit abandoned—Corvettes, Tahoes, and trucks that nobody wants—while small-town dealerships auction off equipment for pennies.

This isn’t just another downturn. It’s a total collapse:
• Dealers drowning under 340 days of inventory (6x normal).
• Cars decaying before they’re sold—dead batteries, flat tires, cracked seals.
• $127,000+ monthly interest payments crushing owners.
• Families choosing groceries over gas, killing demand for luxury models.

What once survived wars and recessions is now being wiped out by consumer rejection and industry failure. Dealerships that stood for generations are being erased in months.

This is the story of America’s $847 billion graveyard of cars—and why the auto industry may never recover.