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Graveyard for Unsold Cars
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Do they have one for wives? Frankie
I've heard of this before. The big rental firms such as Europecar and Enterprise step in on these as they can buy from the manufacturers in huge quantities. They are primarily car traders not car rental firms.
If they didn't produce cars at such an alarming rate and didn't have to stick them in graveyards maybe they could sell them considerably cheaper and sell more cars.
If they didn't produce cars at such an alarming rate and didn't have to stick them in graveyards maybe they could sell them considerably cheaper and sell more cars.
Yes Shelly unsold new carsWhat a lot of cars
Are they new
Those photos in the UK are from years ago.
From the world wide webby thing.....
UPDATE: Currently May 16th, 2014, all of these cars at the Nissan Sunderland test track have disappeared?
UPDATE: Currently May 16th, 2014, all of these cars at the Nissan Sunderland test track have disappeared?
Have they all been stolen by aliens!From the world wide webby thing.....
UPDATE: Currently May 16th, 2014, all of these cars at the Nissan Sunderland test track have disappeared?
Moz does not drive Nissan......Have they all been stolen by aliens!
Your on very dodgy ground my friend
Say something nice NOW before we set the Zed Wives onto to you lol
This is what our next Zed meet should look like.......... FrankieFrom the world wide webby thing.....
UPDATE: Currently May 16th, 2014, all of these cars at the Nissan Sunderland test track have disappeared?
Shelly's quote: "All us girls stick together
"Yes, I've noticed that when a bunch of you go shopping............ Frankie
I think this is just journalists looking for a story.
They sell over 2 million cars a year in the UK - stock needs to be parked somewhere.
It is true that during the recession stockpiles of all goods, not just cars built up but since 2014 UK had had a record car sales so any excess stock will be long gone.
They stretching things by implying the cars got buried like some video games. A lot of consumer goods get destroyed/incinerated/deep buried rather than be sold cheap on the market but I'd be surprised if they did the same with cars - they have a long shelf life so no harm holding some stock and writing it down..
The reporters claims of cars rotting and falling apart by being parked are funny, maybe for US made cars (oops that's Z3's then) but any car will survive just fine being parked up for a year or two (maybe not the ones in Sheernesss, they probably all got nicked!).
Quite amazing that Sheerness made it onto international news actually!
They sell over 2 million cars a year in the UK - stock needs to be parked somewhere.
It is true that during the recession stockpiles of all goods, not just cars built up but since 2014 UK had had a record car sales so any excess stock will be long gone.
They stretching things by implying the cars got buried like some video games. A lot of consumer goods get destroyed/incinerated/deep buried rather than be sold cheap on the market but I'd be surprised if they did the same with cars - they have a long shelf life so no harm holding some stock and writing it down..
The reporters claims of cars rotting and falling apart by being parked are funny, maybe for US made cars (oops that's Z3's then) but any car will survive just fine being parked up for a year or two (maybe not the ones in Sheernesss, they probably all got nicked!).
Quite amazing that Sheerness made it onto international news actually!