Full screen recommended.
Prof. Richard D. Wolff, 10/10/25
"$2.8 TRILLION Car Market Collapses -
Biggest Crash Ever"
"In this explosive 36-minute lecture, Prof. Richard D. Wolff breaks down the $2.8 trillion global car market collapse - and why it’s not just an industry issue, but a systemic economic failure that could shake the entire global economy. From record-breaking auto debt to corporate bailouts, shrinking consumer demand, and rising interest rates, Wolff exposes how decades of capitalist expansion have pushed the automobile sector to the brink. The same forces that fueled growth - cheap credit, speculative investments, and mass production - are now driving the industry toward collapse.
He explains how automakers like Ford, GM, and Tesla face deep structural problems hidden beneath flashy earnings reports and Wall Street optimism. Meanwhile, working-class consumers are burdened with unaffordable car loans, declining wages, and the illusion of economic prosperity built on debt.
This isn’t just a car story - it’s a mirror reflecting the failures of modern capitalism. Wolff shows how government inaction, corporate greed, and market manipulation have created a bubble too big to sustain. When it bursts, it won’t just be the auto industry that crashes - it’ll be banks, jobs, and entire communities.
Because this speech doesn’t just warn about the collapse - it explains why it’s happening and who will pay the price. Prof. Wolff delivers clarity, depth, and truth in a world drowning in financial noise. If you want to understand how the next economic shock begins, this is the speech you can’t afford to miss."
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