Oh that is a good one I think (it’s been a while since I saw it).
A good way to make a clear distinction - “The Goods” fits where “Used Cars” doesnt. They both are comedies centered on car dealerships with ensemble casts.
Used Cars takes place over weeks and has multiple locations where the plot advances. The Goods takes place over a short time with very, very few locations.
@Elmer_J.Fudd Yes, I think a lot of the suggestions show that not enough people have seen these types of movies. Like they aren’t anthlogy, they aren’t just a comedy….it’s very specific and there were A LOT of them in that era.
I hadn’t really thought of the “gag-writer” angle.