Thousands of Port Workers Just Went On Strike

New vehicle prices don’t need a reason to climb any higher than they already are, but that’s the situation the nation is facing. Coastal port workers in locations stretching from Maine to Texas recently went on strike, which could slow imports and drop havoc on the auto retail industry.

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  • Victor The US factories will never be able to compete with chinese labor, and that's the main issue. Maybe the liberal in you won't care. The economy will, though
  • ToolGuy I spend my money on gasoline, taxes and food. (Also taxes on gasoline and taxes on food.) No money left for flood-damaged cars, and that is how I avoid buying flood-damaged cars.
  • ToolGuy How about hybrids? Thanks.
  • Chris P Bacon So Ganley is on the hook for $3.5 million in deductibles. A lot of dealers in Florida build parking structures to both keep cars out of the sun and above ground level. $3.5 million would buy a lot of concrete. Looking at the website, it appears this is a new building, so it's doubly stupid to not have built something to protect the inventory. Most of Ganley's dealerships are in Northeast Ohio, so car prices will be going up in Cleveland.
  • Paul Interesting. There was a video going around TikTok the other day of a new looking Jeep sitting on the shoulder of the 407 (Toronto) competely ablaze.