CAR Market update with growing inventory for all car brands! If you've been watching Car Prices for a while, the pandemic raised car prices by dropping car inventory levels. Now, the car market has lots of inventory available, and rebates and incentives, especially at Ford, Dogde, Ram, Chrysler, Chevrolet. Join Kevin Hunter The Homework Guy on YouTube, a 15 year YouTube Car Advice expert.

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As the automotive landscape continues to evolve, U.S. auto sales have shown mixed results. Forecasts for U.S. light-vehicle sales in March range from a 4.7% to a robust 12% increase, showing a very hopeful rebound from the pandemic and chip shortages. This upward trend is supported by high retail demand and fleet shipments, though a competitive market as inventories recover might temper the growth pace, This is especially noticeable at Toyota and Honda.
The average incentive per vehicle jumped 67% to $2,800. Some standout offers include hefty discounts from Ram and GMC, with up to $7,500 off certain large pickups. At the same time, the average price of new vehicles has slipped to $44,186, a drop that underscores slow movement toward increasing affordability for consumers.
Here’s a look at current industry Day’s supply by each automaker. If you didn’t know, days supply means how long it would take to sell all the cars on the lot based on the last 30 days of sales.
Toyota has taken a nice jump from the mid 30’s to now a 43 Days Supply, having 261,000 units for sale,
Honda is about 59 days, up from the 44 days we reported not long ago, with 176,000 vehicles for sale.
Lexus, which is the Cadillac line for Toyota, with much cushier rides and features, has a days supply of 61 days. If you really love toyota but having trouble getting what you want. Think about upgrading to a little bit nicer ride, and test drive a Lexus!
Our viewers are having mixed feelings on Kia. Their days supply is at 69 with 109,000 vehicles, but of all the ‘bad dealer reports’ we get, Kia seems to be among the worst.

00:00 Welcome
00:23 Kevin Hunter The Homework Guy
00:50 Car Market Update
01:24 Toyota
01:54 New Car Inventory Levels UP
02:42 Days Supply of New Car by Automaker
04:45 Toyota New Cars
05:24 Honda New Cars
05:41 Hyundai New Cars
05:52 Ford New Cars
06:10 Chevrolet New Cars
06:28 Dodge New Cars
06:44 Chrysler and Fiat New Cars
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08:06 THG Hassle Free Car Buying Service