Car dealerships across the country are struggling to secure new vehicle inventory despite strong consumer demand, as automakers face a prolonged production slowdown. Supply chain disruptions, semiconductor shortages, and shifting manufacturing priorities have created an industrywide drought in new models, leaving showrooms with limited stock. Experts warn the shortage could extend into next year, raising concerns about affordability and wait times for buyers. The mismatch between high demand and constrained supply is forcing dealers to adapt with creative solutions.
Car Dealers Are Desperate for New Models but There’s an Industrywide Drought WSJ
