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They Can't Force Car Buyers to Buy What They Don t Want!

2026-07-18 Autos & Vehicles
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Why the automotive industry faces 70 billion dollars in losses. Understand how shifting electric vehicle market demands impact profits. This analysis examines why major automakers are misjudging consumer preferences and the financial consequences that follow. If you follow automotive financial news, this breakdown provides context on the gap between production strategies and actual buyer behavior. We also look at how the reduction of EV incentives is altering the landscape for manufacturers. By reviewing recent market data, you will see how these policy changes directly affect consumer demand and overall sector stability. This overview is essential for anyone tracking the current state of the automotive industry losses and future market trajectory. Join ECPP to get car advice and more: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB1FyeLuRpqi56bTzkIg-2w/join Get some of our merch: https://exotic-car-playplace-shop.fourthwall.com/ Exotic car play place, where we believe that Life's Too Short To Drive Boring Cars so we just don't and you shouldn't either. Like this video? Subscribe by clicking below: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB1FyeLuRpqi56bTzkIg-2w?sub_confirmation=1 Subscribe for weekly automotive market breakdowns and comment your thoughts on the future of electric vehicle adoption.

Top Comments (10)

@coastalhillbilly3419 2026-07-18

Banked on the future they thought everyone would be FORCED to buy

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@keltheb 2026-07-18

Gov. control is cemented with electric vehicles.

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@MGMidget73 2026-07-18

They sure are trying. States such as California, Wisconsin and Illinois are testing the waters on ourlawing you from driving twenty year old cars. People better wake the hell up and fire these politicians. They are forcing new car surveillance tech on us. Will new car makers fight this, no, they are corrupt. They look at us as a captive market. The politicians are bought and paid for.

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@Miguel-Simao-c5k 2026-07-18

Since they doubled the price of (new) cars under the pretext of microchip shortages, the market has adjusted and started ignoring their new car proposals.

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@waynemiller1609 2026-07-18

So in other words, don’t buy a new car!

21 3 replies
@gwats19577 2026-07-18

I am now the owner of a 20-year-old Tacoma... I looked at the new Tacoma and decided I was not going $50k in debt for a truck with a better paint job and NO V6...🥶🤮😡😡😡😡

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@AdBass59 2026-07-18

I want old an school, normally aspirated engine with convectional transmission and a torque converter, hydraulic steering, and NO cylinder deactivation, or e-Stop. I want conventional light bubs that don't need to be programmed, and I don't want vehicles that are designed not to be serviced. How many vehicles today need to have the engine removed, or the whole front end removed to be serviced. I want tactile knobs and switches not a touchscreen to run everything. Finally I want a vehicle that is designed for maintenance (by me). I don't care that you implemented all of this technology to squeeze out another 1.37 mpg. I'll pay for the extra gas. Pour your R&D into building indestructible machinery like some companies used to do. Do these things and those cars will sell and sell very well.

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@necrobeast6666 2026-07-18

👌 On point , great analysis 👏👏😊

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@lilyofthevalley7413 2026-07-18

Many CEO's, Marketing Directors and Supervisors should be fired then.

4 1 replies
@MaxbroRizwan 2026-07-19

Do you have a video about 850i 2020?

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