With empty car showrooms across the country, US dealerships and automakers are struggling to adapt to a post-pandemic world.<br />According to Business Insider, automakers such as Mercedes-Benz are questioning the need for big retail spaces.<br />Instead, they're shifting to virtual tours and contact-free test drive dropoffs and pickups.<br />About 60% of Infiniti retailers are bringing fully sanitized cars straight to customers' homes for test drives, too.<br />And Volvo is using tools such as virtual walkarounds and improving its websites for better user experience.<br />Still, the question remains: Given the Depression-era level of unemployment in the US, how will people have the money to buy cars at all?
