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Vehicle inventory levelsCNBC
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Cox Automotive expects U.S. sales growth to slow during the second half of the year to end 2024 at 15.7 million units.
Vehicle inventory levels are growing, incentives are increasing and there's growing uncertainty.
That's largely good for consumers, some of whom have been waiting years to purchase a new vehicle, but headwind for automakers.
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