What If The Economy Is Fine And Cars Prove It?
About this episode
The episode discusses the paradox of high car sales amidst economic struggles, exploring market signals and consumer behavior.
Gas is “down” in Southern California and it’s still in the high fives per gallon, so we start with the kind of reality check every driver understands. Then we zoom out and ask the bigger question: if the economy is supposedly struggling, why are people still buying so many cars, and why are they paying around $50,000 on average for a new one? We cut through the noise and follow the money, the demand, and the on-the-ground market signals. We also bring you inside the modern manufacturin...
People in this episode
Hosts: Don Armstrong, Michael Marrs, Jeff Dziekan
Topics covered
- economy
- automotive market
- car buying trends
- gas prices
- manufacturing
Keywords
- economy
- car sales
- gas prices
- automotive industry
- market analysis
Mentioned in this episode
Places: Southern California
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