Dealers Are Worried They’re Running Out Of Trucks To Sell
People are buying trucks that are temporarily not in production.
Although there are early signs of an uplift in the automotive industry after Europe’s timid attempts to ease the coronavirus lockdown, the pre-crisis levels of sales and production probably won’t be recovered for months, if not years. It turns out not all dealers are facing difficulties to sell their products, which – in turn – creates another issue.
As we reported yesterday, despite the coronavirus outbreak, tens of thousands of customers in the United States still rushed to showrooms to buy a new truck last month. In fact, pickups outsold cars in April with 186,000 units delivered in the country versus just over 169,000 passenger cars in the same timeframe. A new report indicates that this trend might turn into a problem as dealers are slowly running out of trucks in stock.
According to Automotive News, quoting data
We did not just repair Maddie’s automotive. Please browse the perfect collection of New & Used automobiles on the market by clicking on the dealership links above or be happy to contact us on to get more data and uncover why so many shoppers choose Crowley Auto. Countless research tasks, the Stanford Photo voltaic 
Automotive Art, The Caribbean’s Largest Automotive Retailer of Car Enhancement Products and Companies. DARCARS