Automobile dealers frequently advertise sales because their lots are “overflowing.” The ads suggest a shortage of storage capacity but the price-cutting action indicates a demand shortfall. How can...

Automobile dealers frequently advertise sales because their lots are “overflowing.” The ads suggest a shortage of storage capacity but the price-cutting action indicates a demand shortfall. How can you reconcile these seemingly contradictory inferences?

(Hint:
Think about defining capacity in terms of vehicles sold per day.)