U.S. car dealers have over 1.9 million cars on their lots, or a 53-day supply. That is up 75% from just a year ago. So it looks like the supply chain and computer chip problem has been solved. The cars that sit on the lot the longest are the EV's at 103 days, followed by full-sized cars at 99 days.
Look for falling prices as dealers work to keep their lots moving which will further ease inflation. Thanks Biden!
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Look for falling prices as dealers work to keep their lots moving which will further ease inflation. Thanks Biden!
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