The auto industry outlook for 2022
The auto industry outlook for 2022
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Tyson Jominy, J.D. Power VP of data and analytics, joins Yahoo Finance to share the company’s outlook on the automotive industry in 2022 and beyond.
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I can see the car market tanking, they all look and do the same things now. Plus ppl are working from home, have door dash, uber etc…the need for cars in the future is deteriorating. Electric cars will soon be the majority demand
When in the history have cars appreciated naturally without supply chain shortages.. never! Tank coming by summer
There are markups instead of discount
ooo you got one new electric car coming out. whats that like 2% total sales. I’m waiting to buy electric. im sure others are also. i bet all these new gas cars aren’t going to sell because they are over priced going into a dying market. mean while used cars aren’t selling anymore thats why they are going on sale. sounds like convictionless hype. lip service if you ask me.
The american people better wise up. The auto industry is keeping higher price by making fewer cars. They
will be screaming about another bail out soon. We they do, do not buy a single new car from the big 3, its time for a change.