The U.S. auto market is poised for a modest rebound in September, with analysts projecting a 6 to 9 percent increase in new light-vehicle sales. However, the gains may not be enough to offset a weaker third quarter, as industry deliveries could decline by up to 1 percent overall. The mixed performance reflects ongoing challenges in the sector, with consumer demand showing signs of recovery amid lingering supply constraints. Industry observers will be watching closely to see whether the late-month surge signals broader stabilization or remains an isolated uptick.
The U.S. new light-vehicle market is expected to rise 6 to 9 percent in September, but cap a third quarter that will see industry deliveries drop as much as 1 percent, analysts fo ...
