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Demand and prices remain high “Automakers have been scrambling to rebuild dealer inventories that have been hit hard by production cuts amid a global shortage of semiconductor chips and other key automotive components,” the CNBC report said.

Almost always, a car will end up costing you more than the sticker price — and not anticipating the true cost is "the absolute biggest mistake first-time buyers make," says former car salesman Matt Jones, who is now the senior manager of insights at Edmunds, a car-review site.

Low inventory is warping the new and used car markets, and it's starting to drive up inflation.
Buying a car over the past year has been a wild experience.
A shortage of semiconductors for vehicles since last year and persistent supply chain issues has severely curtailed the number of new cars available.