(Reuters) - New vehicle sales in the United States are projected to rise for a sixth consecutive month in September on strong demand, according to an ...
- New vehicle sales in the United States are projected to rise for a sixth consecutive month in September on strong demand, according to an industry report, though the strike by United AutoNS child killer Penny Boudreau and the path to eventual release | SaltWire - New vehicle sales in the United States are projected to rise for a sixth consecutive month in September on strong demand, according to an industry report, though the strike by United Auto Workers' union has clouded the outlook...
The ongoing labor strike, which began on Sept 15, between the UAW and automakers Ford, General Motors and Chrysler parent Stellantis, at some U.S. facilities of these companies, has threatened the supply of newer models. Dealer profits, squeezed by elevated interest rates, declined due to increased vehicle supply, with fewer vehicles being sold for higher than their sticker price.
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