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Robert Robert Karwel, automotive analyst at J.D. Power Canada, said: “consumers are opening their wallets [spending] and Canadians have decided to return to the market [to buy cars].”
Low inventory, high demand and a shortage of computer chips have all led to higher prices for new and used cars.
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, some factories have to be closed, and carmakers are struggling to keep up with demand.
As the supply of some brands and models is limited, it may be difficult to bargain if you want to buy a car.
New car prices are up about 8% from last year, and inventory is down about 25%, so many car dealers simply scrapped incentives and promotions, but that didn’t stop consumers from shopping.
It seems that Canadians are so rich that prices are skyrocketing, and it doesn’t matter if they don’t bargain.
Moreover, J.D. Power also found that Canadians have opted for more expensive vehicles with higher levels of interior decoration, with SUV and pick-up trucks currently accounting for about 80 per cent of total sales.
These are popular choices for Canadians because during the pandemic, some people invested in trailers and boats and needed SUV and pickup trucks to tow them.
Car prices are higher, in part because of a shortage of computer chips, and because there are many new technologies in cars, chips are needed for car assembly.
The shortage of new car prices has led Canada to switch to buying used cars, which has also led to higher prices for used cars.
The shortage of new cars has also put pressure on the used car market, with used car prices rising steadily, according to the Canadian Black Book (Canadian Black Book).
“in the past three months, we have seen the value of cars, with wholesale prices rising every week,” said David David Robins of the Canadian Black Book.
During the pandemic, some buyers saved a lot of money by canceling holidays and working from home. Moreover, interest rates are still very low, and many buyers are willing to use the 7-8-year loan model to buy cars.
In the United States, there is also a shortage of vehicles, and many used cars and trucks are being transported across the border to Canada for sale.
“We don’t expect things to return to normal levels by 2022,” Robbins said. ”
The good news is that if you want to sell cars, you should be able to get more money.
However, it seems that Canadians are not short of money, not only skyrocketing housing prices, but also not out of stock of cars, or buy expensive luxury cars.
