The NADA’s Paul Taylor predicted at the association’s annual conference that the industry will deliver more than 15.4 million new vehicles this year, as the average age of vehicles and an improving economy are expected to drive a million-unit increase from 2012.
As the industry recovers, California continues to serve as the bellwether state for car sales nationwide.
The NADA’s chief economist predicts that auto dealers will retail one million more vehicles than they did in 2012, and offers seven reasons for his positive outlook.
NADA economist Paul Taylor anticipates an increase in new-vehicle sales as inventory levels rise and gas prices drop through the beginning of July.
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