U.S. car sales face a looming challenge due to potential tariffs that could raise vehicle prices by $5,000 to $10,000. As a result, consumers are rapidly purchasing cars to avoid higher costs, causing inventory levels to dwindle. Honda, one of the top sellers in the U.S., reports a remarkably low average dealer inventory of just 38 days for its models, leading to an urgent need for replenishing stocks. The brand's strong reputation for quality and excellent rankings bolster its demand, especially as tariff implications become more pronounced.
Many Americans are swiftly eating up new car inventory to avoid what could be much higher prices due to upcoming tariffs, drastically affecting the market.
Honda has one of the tightest U.S. inventories, with an average dealer supply of only 38 days, leading to rapid sales of popular models.
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