May New-Vehicle Sales Expected to Cool After Tariff-Fueled Surge; SAAR Forecast at 16M
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- • Cox Automotive: Industry research firm forecasting sales.
- • U.S. new-vehicle market: Key driver of monthly SAAR data.
- • Auto dealers: Balancing inventory management and shifting demand.
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