August figures show sales into rental increased 118% year over year in August and are up 7% compared to the same time period last year.
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The decrease in U.S. auto sales is due to historically low new-vehicle inventory levels, which are over 50% lower than they were a year ago.
High prices and relatively tight inventory keep more buyers at bay.
The average listing price reached $25,500 as July closed, after surpassing the $25,000 mark for the first time ever in June.
Near-record low new-vehicle inventory and record-high prices will keep certified pre-owned units as very attractive alternatives.
As August opened, inventories were running 53% below 2020 levels and 68% below 2019 levels.
Large rental, commercial, and government purchases of new vehicles increased 6% compared to this time in 2020, but decreased by 40% from the same time in 2019.
The Bolt EV saw a 335% sales increase in July to its highest volume ever in a second quarter at 10,857 units.
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