Auto sales most likely hit bottom last February, when they came in at a 9.1 million annual (seasonally adjusted) rate. In June they were 9.7, and they averaged 9.6 in the January-June period. How fast they increase is now the question, but there is a lot of pent-up demand out there, given the degree to which sales have plunged in the past two years.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Auto sales have bottomed
Auto sales most likely hit bottom last February, when they came in at a 9.1 million annual (seasonally adjusted) rate. In June they were 9.7, and they averaged 9.6 in the January-June period. How fast they increase is now the question, but there is a lot of pent-up demand out there, given the degree to which sales have plunged in the past two years.
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