Here you can see a picture of the Nissan test track located in Sunderland in United Kingdom. It is no longer being used, and the reason is that there are so many cars parked up on it, and they are all unsold. The amount of vehicles keeps on piling up on it and Nissan acquires more land to park the cars as they continue to come from the production line.
Last year, all of the cars at the Nissan test track in Sunderland have disappeared? We don’t believe that they have all been sold. Probably they recycled them to make space for the newest cars.
Next to the test track and next to the Nissan factory, they are collating again as you can see on the images. But where did the last lot go? This is not a car park for the employees by the way.
None of these pictures are of ordinary car parks at football matches or shopping malls. They are just mountains of brand new unsold cars.
The car industry doesn’t want to stop making new cars, because if they stop, they would have to close the factories and also lay off so many employees. This step would further add to the recession and the domino effect would be catastrophic because the steel manufacturers wouldn’t sell the steel. Also, all the place where car parts are made would also be affected by this step.
Here you can see just a small area of one gigantic car park in Spain, where about tens of thousands of cars just sit there.
Also, they are piling up at the port of Valencia, Spain. They are waiting to be exported to nowhere or maybe they have been imported to go nowhere.
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