GM Regains U.S. Sales Crown From Toyota After 2.5% Jump In 2022 | Carscoops carscoops
for 2022 amount to 13.9 million units, which would represent a drop of 8 percent from 2021 and a 20 percent fall versus 2016’s numbers.
Blame for the fall lies squarely with automakers’ lack of inventory. Demand remained strong, but chip shortages and high material costs resulted in a shortage of vehicles to sell, with available cars, trucks and SUVs often being sold for inflated prices. But Asian brands including Toyota and Subaru seem to have borne the brunt of the problems, meaning their sales have fallen more than some of their rivals’.
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