Run-down on Current Inventory & Production
Alfa Romeo – Some dealers have a good amount of inventory and some have empty lots – LOL! Big discounts on Giulia & Stelvio models.
Acura – Good supply of inventory for Integra and MDX models. 65% of MDX models being built are Tech & A-Spec trims. Very limited base models. Still low inventory for the RDX and TLX models.
Audi – There is inventory for the Q3, Q5 & Q7 models. All other models are limited but if you’re flexible on colors and options we can find you something out of stock or inbound. Audi is offering loyalty incentives for 2022 & 2023 models. They also have customer credits on some of the remaining 2022 models. Factory orders are taking between 4-6 months – plan ahead and start early!
BMW – It seems most of the sedans are back on track and dealers have allocation to order cars. The BMW SUVs X3, X5, and X7 are all getting built to order in about 4 weeks. X2’s have stopped production for 2023 model year. BMWs are a good choice to go after.
Chevy – Still no steady flow of inventory. Factory orders are taking at least 4+ months to almost 1 year still.
Cadillac – Still no steady flow of inventory. Factory orders are taking at least 4+ months to almost 1 year.
Chrysler – Slim inventory for Pacificas – Factory orders are taking 3-5 months on average. The deals are actually really good if you are coming out of any Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram, or Alfa Romeo lease. Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge & Ram companies have been trying to minimize dealers’ inventory and go to a concept of factory ordering cars for all of their customers. Plan ahead and let us place an order.
Dodge – Slim inventory for Durangos and even less for Chargers and Challengers – Factory orders are taking 2-3 months. Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge & Ram companies have been trying to minimize dealers’ inventory and go to a concept of factory ordering cars for all of their customers. Plan ahead and lets place an order.
Ford – Looks like all dealers are getting lots of Explorers! All other models look to have minimal inventory. Factory orders are taking anywhere from 4 months to 1 year or more.
GMC – Still no steady flow of inventory. Factory orders are taking at least 4+ months to almost 1 year still.
Honda – Dealers have a good amount of 2022 Honda Pilots and are looking to move them. The 2023 Honda Pilot is a redesign. Also decent inventory for the CRV EX trim level and higher. Honda hasn’t really been building any base (LX) models. All other models have limited inventory. If you’re flexible on colors and options we can probably find something out of stock or inbound
Hyundai – Limited inventory but if you’re flexible on colors and options we can probably find something out of stock or inbound.
Infiniti – Dealers have QX60’s in-stock and inbound. Everything else is limited. Prices have definitely gone up but are much better if you’re coming out of an Infiniti lease.
Jeep – Incentives have gotten better on the 2023 Grand Cherokee. Inventory on dealers’ lots are still going for a premium. Factory orders are the way to go for all Jeeps. Plan ahead as most Jeeps take about 12 weeks to be built assuming no delays.
KIA – DYI Dealer Reports only for this brand
Jaguar – Most dealers’ lots are empty and very few cars trickle in. Both of these signs tend to say they’re probably not offering any good incentives either:)
Lexus – There is some inventory on RX models (gas only). Everything else is slim. If you’re flexible on colors and options, we can assist with this brand for out-of-stock and inbound vehicles.
Land Rover/Range Rover – Most of the dealer’s lots are empty and inbound inventory is pre-sold.
Lincoln – Looks like all dealers have Corsair’s! All other models look to have minimal inventory. If you’re flexible on colors and options, we can assist with this brand for out-of-stock and inbound vehicles. The last few factory orders we have done with Lincoln have taken between 3-4 months.
Mazda – Dealers have good inventory on the CX-5, CX-9, CX30, and CX-50, and a lot more coming in. Between Honda, Toyota, Nissan, and Subaru, Mazda has it the best with the inventory.
Mercedes – Lots of GLC’s but everything else is limited inventory. Mercedes is still having issues with production and terrible pricing. Factory orders coming in with the wrong options. If you’re very flexible on colors and options we may be able to find you something out of stock or inbound.
Nissan – Slim inventory and will most likely not change until 2023. No factory orders. Prices have gone up drastically.
Porsche – Macans and Cayennes are in stock and inbound. Nothing with 718 or 911’s in the near future.
Ram – There seems to be a good supply of Big Horn’s in inventory. In-stock Rams are still going for a premium. The best deals are with a factory order. Plan ahead as most Rams take about 12 weeks to be built assuming no delays.
Subaru – Decent supply of Crosstrek, Forester and Outback vehicles. Ascents and Impreza have less stock if you’re flexible on colors and options we may be able to find you something out of stock or inbound . Otherwise, we can factory order you a car in about 10-12 weeks. Let’s plan ahead and place an order.
Toyota – Slim inventory and will most likely not change until 2023. If you want to do it on your own, My DIY Dealer Report® will definitely save you money.
Volvo – Some 2022 models left and 2023s have arrived. Deals have gotten better than they have been in the past year but are still high compared to 3 years ago. If you’re flexible with colors and options we can try to find you something. If your exact Volvo is not available we can factory order it and it should arrive between 3-4 months. Plan ahead!
VW – There is some inventory for Tiguans and Atlas depending on the trim level you’re looking for. If you’re flexible on colors and options, we can assist with this brand for out-of-stock and inbound vehicles.