There are still plenty of new cars for sale in the US, even as automakers shut down factories to deal with the coronavirus outbreak. That could help manufacturers come roaring back when the worst is over. (F, GM, FCAU)

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There are still plenty of new cars for sale in the US, even as automakers shut down factories to deal with the coronavirus outbreak. That could help manufacturers come roaring back when the worst is over. (F, GM, FCAU)

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Published 19 Mar 2020

· Automakers have built up of good levels of inventory in the US.
· They were preparing for the spring-and-summer selling season, before the coronavirus crisis hit.
· Some brands have witnessed slow sales and have over 100 days worth of vehicles on hand.
· Overall, dealers are now holding more than two months on inventory,...

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There are still plenty of new cars for sale in the US, even as automakers shut down factories to deal with the coronavirus outbreak. That could help manufacturers come roaring back when the worst is over. (F, GM, FCAU)

There are still plenty of new cars for sale in the US, even as automakers shut down factories to deal with the coronavirus outbreak. That could help manufacturers come roaring back when the worst is over. (F, GM, FCAU)

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