May, typically one of the best sales months of the year, posted a SAAR of 17.4M, well above the 16.9 million that was forecasted and up from 17.26 million in 2018. May’s performance usually tells us how the rest of the year will play out. However, with low-interest rates, high vehicle prices, and uncertainty in Washington, there are numerous factors to consider before making any long-term predictions. Here to discuss May’s winners, losers, and overall industry health, is Karl Brauer, executive publisher for AutoTrader and Kelley Blue Book (Cox Automotive)
May’s Higher Than Expected SAAR May Not Be An Indication For the Remainder of 2019 – Karl Brauer
May, typically one of the best sales months of the year, posted a SAAR of 17.4M, well above the 16.9 million that was forecasted and up from 17.26 million in 2018. May’s performance usually tells us how the rest of the year will play out. However, with low-interest rates, high vehicle prices, and uncertainty in Washington, there are numerous factors to consider before making any long-term predictions. Here to discuss May’s winners, losers, and overall industry health, is Karl Brauer, executive publisher for AutoTrader and Kelley Blue Book (Cox Automotive)
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