The automotive industry faced some of the toughest financial times since the Great Depression. Analyst claim the crisis is over. Do you agree?
No, I don't agree because
1. The financial crisis in auto industry was due to increase in
fuel prices. As a result of which high profit margin vehicle like
utility vehicles and sports cars had reduced sales. The price of
fuel is fluctutating all the time and prices if fuel will rise in
near future which will have direct impact on the sales of
cars.
2. The crisis was due to credit crunch but right now credit issue
has improved. However providing cars loans or giving cars to poor
creditworthy customers will again increase the problem.
3. Moreover, the target of emission standard and fuel economy set
by Trump will require huge investment in near future, impacting
profitability. Also the margins of the car makers will be hit in
order to adhere to the new car norms and also keeping the customers
happy.
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