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The average price paid for a new vehicle in the U.S. last month was the second-highest on record, behind only December 2021, when average transaction prices reached $47,202.
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Inventory has improved since last summer’s supply drought, but availability remains well below pre-COVID levels.
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The average used-vehicle listing price dipped below $28,000. The inventory volume and days’ supply are both above last year, although sales remain low.
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Production will increase with an easing of the chip shortage later this year and sales will rise. Prices will stay high but likely off their records.
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Available inventory is still down 62% behind the same period in 2020. The days' supply as of December remained 48% below Dec. 2020.
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Available inventory edged slightly higher but remain below normal.
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The average listing price of about $27,000 is running 25% above year-ago levels and 38% over pre-pandemic 2019 levels.
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New-vehicle inventory levels are still 63% lower than a year ago while the average transaction price hit another record.
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Meanwhile, used supply normalizes, rental risk pricing declines, and auto loan performance deteriorates.
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Double whammy: New-vehicle inventory falls below 1 million units in September while the average new vehicle price tops $45,000 for the first time.
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