Automotive Industry – on a High; Expected to Grow More »
By Admin on Jun 18, 2011
Economists are suggesting the sales of cars in The United States will improve to 14 million units by the year 2011. Subsequently, it is expected that the sales volume will reach exact same level prior to recession.
The automotive business has already bounced back after the setbacks suffered due to recession and is on its way back to regain its lost glory. Latest reports suggest that total U.S. sales for GM and Chrysler have increased to 12.1% and 2% respectively. Moreover, delinquency rates for auto loans have also reduced.
Subprime auto loans have also contributed considerably in the revival of the automotive industry. The ease in approval of loans has invited far more people to buy cars. A variety of other incentives have also helped the automotive business. But experts point out that the demographic trends will be the driving force to increase sales of automobiles in U.S.A.
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