The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, September 26, 1949, Page 12, Image 12

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    12 Th Ntws-Rivitw, Reteburg, Or. Mon., Sept. 26, 1949
YOU WILL
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Record Production Of New Autos Knocks Prop From Used Car Market
By DAVID J. WILKIE
A.MirLtad PrM Automotive Editor
" DETROIT (JPl A little more than a year ago car-hungry thou
sands were waiting lor new car deliveries.
They were paying premium prices for new can at second
hand car lots. They were selling year old cars lor more than
they paid for them.
Today all that Is gone. Probably the record-breaking produc
tion rate has had something to do with the change. Certainly
new cars no longer are hard to get. And you can't sell your year
old or even three-months-old car lor more than you paid for It.
Several hundred potential
new car buyers dropped out ot ! produced and having an unfilled
the market when they found
value of their used cars had de
clined rather suddenly.
That's how fast things move in
the multi-billion dollar automo
bile Industry.
Very few auto makers are talk
ing today about unfilled order
backlogs. They are saying in
stead that "business is good."
For some that means they are
selling Just about all the cars
ll.ey are producing. Kor others it
means the drop in sales volume
has not been as precipitate as
many Industry sources expected
at this season of the year.
But mere is a great diirerence
order backlog Into six fiures.
Yet it must be remembered pro
duction and sales this year un
doubtedly will top all previous
years in the industry's history.
And the industry's gross and net
income should surpass that of
any other year.
Moreover there Isn't anything
presently in sight to Indicate the
levelling off expected during the
final quarter of the year will be
of more than seasonal propor.
portions.
Many industry chroniclers look
for another 600,000-unit output
this month. The same reporters.
however, expect a production cut
in soiling all the cars that are I during October of as much jk
IS percent from the year's peak
levels. The November and De
cember volume could be reduced
even further because of model
change-overs.
Most of the car manufacturers
apparently are more concerned
about consumer demand right
now than they are about their
supply situation. Generally they
have sizable stocks of steel, pro
bably enough for a month's op
eration of high levels. These
'stocks, of course, would last
much longer if output is cut back
for any reason.
Of consumer demand, most In
dustry authorities explain they
are counting only upon a sea
sonal reduction during the period
from October through February.
They insist there is no reason
to look for more than a normal
winter decline.
So far this year the car fac
tories in the United States have
built more than 3.700.000 pas
senger cars and 875,000 trucks.
In cars alone the total is more
than a million units ahead of
last year's output at the same
date.
BUYS REGISTERED COW
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the registered Jersey. Judith
Pretty Design Wilma. The ani
mal comes from the herd owned
by H. S. A Sidney Cadman at
Langlois, Ore.
Sixty-five per cent of the ped
estrians killed In cities, accord
ing to a survey, were using the
roadway in an unauthorized or
unsafe manner.
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