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Car Financing Costs Will Keep Rising This Year

AutoDealer Today

Interest rates will continue climb, eating into inventory improvements’ effect.

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Car Financing Costs Will Keep Rising This Year

F&I and Showroom

Interest rates will continue climb, eating into inventory improvements’ effect.

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Carwow to help dealers boost sales during September plate-change

Motor Trader

Consumer demand for new cars has being impacted during the first six months of 2024 by increases in finance costs and ongoing cost-of-living concerns. Carwow will promote deals for 1,000s of new cars available from participating retailers.

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TG Holdcroft sees profits fall 21% in “challenging year”

Motor Trader

Multiple increases in interest rates through 2023 meant an additional 1.25% of financing costs on both our short and medium-term borrowings as well as our day-to-day inventory stocking facilities provided by our manufacturer partners.

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Falling interest rates ‘create opportunities’ for dealers.

Motor Trader

Allen concludes: “Lower financing costs are a positive step, but they won’t solve all of the market’s challenges overnight. It said OEMs continue to navigate the pressures of the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate amidst weak retail demand.

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EV Sales Plunge 55% In Germany As Incentives Dry Up

Carscoops

“The weak economy, high financing costs and considerable geopolitical tensions are leading to a reluctance to buy on the part of both private individuals and companies,” Gall told the Wall Street Journal.

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Inflation, interest rates continue to impact consumers, dealers

Canadian Auto Dealer

Pressure from inflation and interest rates continue to impact consumers and dealers through increasing vehicle and financing costs, along with higher fixed and compensation costs, respectively. That is according to DSMA’s Automotive Intelligence report covering the last quarter of 2023.

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