October New-Vehicle Sales Expected Up
J.D. Power forecast shows robust inventory and incentives are pairing with falling interest rates to boost business, despite trade-in equity drop.
J.D. Power forecast shows robust inventory and incentives are pairing with falling interest rates to boost business, despite trade-in equity drop.
Labor Day weekend anomaly skews monthly total. Even with overall healthy numbers, reduced off-lease units cut sales potential.
Affordability continues to dog delivery momentum. Though the Q4 horizon holds promise, it also presents uncertainty.
Monthly and annual bumps forecasted. Slight inventory dip noted, though supplies up strongly YOY.
Two forecasts show a healthy increase after CDK Global systems restoration, despite seasonal and other market complications.
June conditions, including best average loan rate in a year, make buying more likely.
One forecast expects big effect while another sees deliveries up.
China sales surpassed U.S. brands for first time as Europe sees most growth and SUVs gain biggest market share to date.
Supply backlog of 2023 vehicles nearly at prepandemic level.
Growing inventory, incentives shrink dealer profit, though sales are strong.
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