Around my neck of the woods, used car lots are generally dirt or gravel, and often simply on the side of the road or next to someones house.

A new one popped up about 5 months ago on my route to work and they started off with an 89 F250, an 90's Buick or Olds sedan, and two Chevy trucks (late 80's to mid 90's 1/2 and 3/4 ton). All trucks are 4x4.
I was initially intrigued with the F250, even though it looked like it had a bad primer paint job, but not for the truck, but rather the headache rack. The guy wasn't interested in selling just the headache rack, though. He was, I thought, asking crazy money for the truck.
Within the first month, he sold that F250 and the sedan, and got another Chevy truck and another GM sedan.
Now, 4+ months later, he has the exact same 4 vehicles. Not a single Chevy truck has sold, nor the sedan. I get a kick out of that everyday when I drive by...

I guess that Chevy ad line about being the longest lasting trucks must be true, nobody actually uses their Chevy trucks!

(Full disclosure, I actually had a 3/4 ton K20, and it got worked....)