Affordable Portfolio Boosts Sales
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•Consumers shift to smaller, cheaper vehicles in 2024 as affordability reshapes auto market
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Cox Automotive: Consumers are shifting back to compact cars and small SUVs.
The subcompact SUV segment grew nearly a full percentage point in market share year to date compared with the same period a year ago .
The biggest driver in sales gains has come through leases rather than purchases.
General Motors will be the sales winner with a 4.2% increase in sales compared with 2023 .
Consumers' focus on affordability is expected to continue into next year .
Concerns that President-elect Donald Trump will put high tariffs on new vehicles made overseas.
A blanket tariff of 25% as Trump has threatened on goods from Mexico and China , could increase the cost of a vehicle by 40% .
Industry faces uncertainty over Trump potentially repealing the $ 7,500 consumer tax incentive in the Inflation Reduction Act on the purchase of many EVs.
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