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May U.S. New Vehicle Sales Projected at 12.5 m SAAR
New vehicle sales in May are projected to be about 1 million retail units higher than one year ago, resulting in a seasonally adjusted annualized rate or SAAR of 12.5 million. This is the highest annual rate since January of 2013, and May, if the forecast is accurate, will be the third consecutive month with retail sales in excess of 1 million. Relatively affluent new vehicle buyers are taking advantage of cheap interest rates as the Federal Reserve continues to print money in a desperate attempt to revive a sluggish economy where 16 million people remain unemployed or under-employed because of the ongoing effects of the Great Recession. Continue reading
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