The Dodge Charger is sitting on lots with an 829-day supply, and that one number captures the affordability crisis spreading across the auto industry.

Today’s episode breaks down why shoppers are moving to nearly new cars and used EVs, why Honda may stretch current platforms to save cash, how Geely could use Volvo’s South Carolina plant as a tariff workaround, and why dealers are tightening up calls and warranty claims.

Today's Key Headlines

~Dodge Charger inventory hits an 829-day supply on dealer lots

~Vehicles under $30,000 shrink 60% while nearly new sales jump 24%

~Used Hyundai IONIQ 5 sales spike 152% as prices fall near $25,500

~Honda may extend Odyssey, Accord, HR-V, MDX and Integra life cycles

~Geely could use Volvo’s underused South Carolina plant to bypass EV tariffs

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