Rough math: 13.2 M new cars sold last year in the US; 66 M people can afford new cars in the US if 80% is accurate. The market still holds then as corporate b

Rough math: 13.2 M new cars sold last year in the US; 66 M people can afford new cars in the US if 80% is accurate. The market still holds then as corporate buyers are also in there. I understand the argument is about affordability of goods but I don't see the numbers coming down.