Roadside CHAOS: Cars Breaking Down in 2023 Recession

The harsh reality of the recession is hitting Americans hard in 2023.

Just take a look at the state of cars on the road - with their missing grills, cracked windshields, and duct tape holding them together.

People simply can't afford to repair or replace their cars, leaving them stranded and struggling.

These broken-down vehicles are a visible symbol.

And this is just one example that is affecting millions across America.

The recession is here (and it's only getting worse).

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[ameliajoseph]

This administration putting so many families into difficult situations, I pray for our country, we need compassion for the American people, I appreciate your advices Zelinda Math, Imagine investing $1000 and receiving $10, 350 in 3days.

[franciscoburgos]

If we go by cars like that, I grew up in a recession. AKA da hood.

[Heisenberg-snyz]

Not a fan of this assumption. There are cars like this on the road every year, through good and bad economic times.

[SterlingSansing]

Hey man, I choose to drive a beat up car because every time I get something nice people want a door ding you

[recoveringmillennial]

The government says we're not in a recession because they changed the definition of a recession.

[bbustin]

Isn’t that what duct tap and bondo are for ? making ends meet 😂

[hectorrodriguez]

Any more we do not build affordable cars or homes. They just build expensive to have higher profits. It hurts people with just average income.

[randallsmerna]

It's not just that they can't afford to repair the car, but also because car repair costs have become absurdly ridiculous!

[prettyyoungthingpyt]

They are just lying to us. I'm in Healthcare and I can hardly afford my rent and car payment. Car insurance went up by several hundred dollars this year, but living in Miami, you NEED INSURANCE. It's really a struggle out here.

[nowthatsfunny]

Look at the roads, maintenance doesn't even paint the lines anymore. Peoples yards are dirt....no grass. The amount of cars at a single family home has increased. 5-7 cars at 1 house means multiple people at 1 resident

[mrzhenya]

So true. I'm a trucker and I see it across the states. Aspatially in big cities like Danver, Dallas, Salt Lake City, Portland.

[scotthollen]

Cars and parts (if you can even find parts)are just like homes they're way overpriced right now

[devonrose]

I’m waiting for scooters to make a comeback.

[rickmccarroll]

Over the past month my Facebook market place has been going crazy....seems like everyone is selling everything. My FB feed is getting flooded with homes for sale too! Anyone else notice this?

[Mr.Atlanta]

People will not realize This until mid Summer 2023.
It's Going to be really bad.

[markpitchford]

That's inflation. You can fix the car or buy food and gas.

[tommy]

Hey I'm offended. That's my bucket. How dare you.

[s.a.f.]

lol bruh you are on this video, you really made a whole video off one person beater 😂. Go to any hood and time any year and you’ll see these all over.

[rogerm]

I see more cars broken down on the side of the road on long trips than I have seen since the late 70's

[rr]

Pretty soon everyone's going to have to go back to the one thing that kept everyone alive in the Great depression of the 1920s...the potato!