The National Auto Dealer's Association expects about 900 dealerships to close this year.
Some dealers face the prospect of lots full of phased out cars — and the huge debts they incurred to buy those cars to begin with.
Guests:
Mike Beattie, manager of Dunlop Pontiac in Bay City, Mich.
John Stoll, reporter for the Wall Street Journal
Cal Worthington, owner of The Worthington Dealership Group
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