New-car demand and pricing have been strong for nearly two years. Rising interest rates will put that to the test.
Improved supply chain lifted dealer inventory and sales, but economic obstacles are weighing on customers
Supply-chain woes, parts shortages and inflation are making it costlier for auto makers such as Ford to manufacture vehicles. Is this trend here to stay, and does this mean that cars are going to be more expensive? WSJ’s George Downs explains. Illustration: George DownsMore new cars and trucks are finally trickling into dealerships as
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