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LONG BEACH, CA - DECEMBER 4: A sea of newly imported cars fills the 150-acre terminal lot at the Toyota Long Beach Vehicle Distribution Center at the Port of Long Beach as executives from the big U.S. automakers lobby for a federal bailout and sales continue to plunge December 4, 2008 in Long Beach, California. Shrinking demand for the cars is creating a glut in imported auto inventories at the port. Toyota usually brings in about 250,000 cars a year in biweekly shipments. The faltering economy is having an impact on other imports as well. Twenty percent of the nation's container imports last year came through Long Beach.
