March sales look robust, thanks to incentives and inventory | EVs still stressing out auto dealers (and other observations from New York) | Mustang Mach-E sales underscore pricing issue

Analysts see March U.S. auto sales as the best month since May 2021 because of increasing inventories — and rising incentives, retreating prices.

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