US auto sales rose 0.7% YoY to 1.52mil units in July, another moderate rise after June’s 2.5% YoY gain. The result seems to confirm that sales growth in the US is levelling off, particularly considering that July included an extra sales week-end and that incentives are going up (Truecar.com estimates that average incentives rose 5.2% YoY in July). Still, on the positive side, SAAR reached 17.88mil vehicles – the highest level so far this year. Also, demand for light truck remains firm, with SUV and pick-up sales rising 8.4% YoY.
In this report, analyst Julie Boote provides a comment on the performance of the Japanese automakers.
Also included in this report is a table showing the performance of all automakers and a graphs of the SAAR.
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