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The series of sales spikes this year that were inspired by shifting U.S. policies defied the drag of those same changes, according to one early forecast.
Read More →New-vehicle sales are up from last year but show a slow fourth quarter.
Read More →Sales down as automakers adjust strategy after end of tax credits and in face of trade tariffs
Read More →Expected decline in EV deliveries not as bad as some might have expected
Read More →Edmunds forecast reflects both EV shopping rush and interest rate cut effect.
Read More →Despite temporary spike for tax credits, volume estimated to be essentially flat.
Read More →August forecast reflects anticipated EV surge, reveals tariff hit for summer shoppers.
Read More →Burst of July sales on incentives, EV rush return inventory to pretariff numbers as dealers, consumers steer through uncertain tides.
Read More →July business brisk despite high prices; EVs move fast ahead of tax break stall.
Read More →Sales are up, but figures could be higher as Trump policies influence buying behaviors and the ghost of last year’s systems outage lingers.
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