New vehicle inventory in the U.S. has swelled in April and four Stellantis-owned brands are partly responsible: Jeep, Ram, Dodge, and Chrysler. So, what’s going on here? An analysis from Cox ...

The cost of buying a used vehicle in the United States is rising once again, reversing much of the price relief consumers ...

Since 2020, auto dealers have been dealing with monumental supply chain disruptions and challenges. The unprecedented Covid-19 pandemic and an ensuing chip shortage contributed to the lowest inventory ...

Consumer demand for new and used vehicles bounced back in October after a slight dip in September, as prices continue to drop, according to new data. CarGurus, an online new and used vehicle shopping ...

The inventory shortage has dragged on for more than two years now, but for shoppers playing the waiting game, it might feel more like two decades. First, supply chain and labor constraints early in ...

New-vehicle inventory in the U.S. climbed again in June but remained under the 3 million threshold it has held for more than four years, according to Cox Automotive. Inventory stood at 2.96 million in ...