Car Salesmen Are QUITTING Across America As the Auto Market COLLAPSES in 2025
The U.S. car market is in freefall—and auto dealerships are feeling the pain. As new and used vehicle prices stay sky-high and interest rates cripple consumer financing, car salesmen across the country are walking off the job in record numbers. With dealerships losing customers, cutting hours, and offering fewer commissions, sales professionals are giving up entirely, saying the money just isn’t there anymore.
🚗 New car sales are projected to drop by nearly 2 million units in 2025
📉 Dealer traffic is down 40–50% in some areas, according to industry reports
⚠️ Tariffs and inflation are pricing out average buyers
🧾 Interest rates and financing rejections are pushing even serious buyers away
💼 Salespeople report burnout, low morale, and mass resignations
In this video, we’ll explore why car dealerships are struggling so badly, how salespeople are reacting, and what this crash could mean for the broader economy.
🔍 Topics Covered:
The current state of the U.S. auto market in mid-2025
Real stories from car salesmen walking away from their careers
How interest rates, vehicle costs, and economic instability are choking demand
Why some dealerships are closing entire departments or reducing staff
The impact of international tariffs on vehicle supply and affordability
What buyers can expect if the collapse continues
Whether a market recovery is even possible by 2026
This isn’t just about car sales—it’s about the crumbling middle class, the cost of living crisis, and what happens when essential industries can no longer function profitably. If you’re in the auto industry, shopping for a vehicle, or concerned about how 2025’s economy is unfolding, this video is a must-watch.
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