Dealerships Are DROWNING in Cars They Can’t Sell

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Buying a car in 2025 feels impossible right now — and dealerships know it. Car dealerships are drowning in inventory and can’t sell cars, even as prices hit record highs. New cars, used cars, EVs, trucks… everything on the lot is way more expensive than it should be, and consumers are finally pushing back. Car prices are skyrocketing, brands like Jeep have way more cars than buyers, and dealerships are making things worse with markups, add-ons, and shady sales tactics. I also get into how even “simple” repairs now cost thousands because modern cars are built with components that are almost impossible to replace cheaply. The U.S. car market is starting to crack, and Americans are choosing to keep their old cars longer rather than overpay. NOTE This video isn’t meant to encourage negativity toward any creators featured in this video. Let’s keep all discussions respectful and in the comments. DISCLAIMER All footage and clips shown in this video are used for the purposes of commentary and criticism and are protected under the Fair Use Act, Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. LINKS Follow my instagram! https://www.instagram.com/marissavan_/?hl=en Amazon storefront: https://www.amazon.com/shop/marissavan Business inquiries: [email protected] Send in your video submissions/ideas here! [email protected] SOURCES https://www.coxautoinc.com/insights-hub/oct-2025-new-vehicle-inventory/ #money #inflation #costofliving car market 2025, car dealerships struggling, dealers can’t sell cars, car inventory crisis, new car prices 2025, used car prices 2025, car market crash, dealership markups, car affordability crisis, Jeep inventory issues, EV prices 2025, truck prices 2025, high car payments, car loan crisis, car buying tips 2025, why cars are so expensive, car market update, auto industry 2025, car sales decline, Americans can’t afford cars, dealership scams, overpriced cars, car market analysis, economy 2025, financial trends 2025, car repairs too expensive, planned obsolescence cars, car shortages 2025, vehicle prices inflation