Expert says crisis probably worse for auto industry than last recession

John Casesa — Casesa: "Many companies are going to be facing a liquidity crisis."

April 16, 2020 05:02 PM

The coronavirus crisis could be more harmful to the auto industry than the Great Recession, according to John Casesa, a Wall Street investment banker and former Ford Motor Co. executive.

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