Where Are People Waiting the Longest to Buy a New Car?

Nobody should envy car shoppers right now. With production shortages ongoing, there’s never anything you want on the lot, and what is there is likely to be grotesquely overpriced.

This has encouraged consumers to wait longer before replacing their current ride, which is statistically likely to be far older than years past. But not everyone has the same level of patience or financial wellbeing, meaning certain parts of the country are seeing longer intervals between cars than others. There are also regional inventory disparities to account for, encouraging analytics firm Growth from Knowledge (GfK) to conduct an investigation into which parts of the United States are waiting for the longest to procure a new automobile.

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  • EBFlex Insatiable demand for EVs yet this happens. And a lot more layoffs at Tesla.
  • SCE to AUX Maybe some Apple tech would be helpful, but please no self-driving stuff.
  • SCE to AUX It's over, and over the last decade or so Henrik Fisker has left two eras of foolish customers driving paper weights.
  • Kwik_Shift_Pro4X Always a good sign. 🤕 I would like to see their pitch on Shark's Tank/Dragon's Den
  • Buickman I was called crazy after predicting the sale of GMAC.#canthurtme