Auto Supply & Incentives

Interesting data. Thanks for sharing. Puts the Tesla data in context. Tesla currently has 16 days inventory (which caused a lot of whinging this morning).

@bayoubob Yeah, I've noticed that this data is shared weekly in some fashion by someone I follow on CNBC. Usually, it's

These are mostly on inventories for Ford/GM/Chrysler's "higher" profit vehicles, like those $75k F150 or even $95k F150, etc.  Try looking for popular vehicles like the Toyota RAV4, or the Toyota Sienna that aren't crazy with inflated prices.  You will be looking at like 6-9 months wait for the Sienna.

@fibrepunk I guess it depends where you live. There are ~75 RAV4s in inventory near me (only 6 Siennas). Tons of Camrys etc. ~50 Mach-Es in inventory many selling below MSRP, a couple dozen each of the Ioniq 5 and EV6 sisters...

@bayoubob You are probably right on location, but in SoCal, where I am at.  The waitlist on the Sienna:  Source-Reddit on Sienna waitlist

And the waitlist on the RAV4:  Source-Reddit on RAV4 waitlist

And those $75k+ trucks/jeeps = 1) Jeep/Dodge/Ram  2) Ford  3) GM/Ford  4) GM/Ford  5) Ford

@fibrepunk I had no idea minivans were still a thing. Lol. I am out of touch. But bodes well for the ID.Buzz which cannot get here fast enough (at least as long as the range does not suck).

For what it is worth there are a bunch of RAVs available in San Diego--appears they are selling at MSRP

@bayoubob Lol, I have 2 toddlers, one starting Kindergarten this Aug.  I will need a minivan when they both are in elementary school.

@nofrunk That is good to know.  I hope majority of them are hybrid versions.

@fibrepunk KMT has two hybrid RAVs and about 15 hybrid Highlanders--that appear to be available (not marked sold or sale pending)