allocation
Allocation means how many cars a dealer can sell from a specific model. If a car is very popular, there might be fewer available, making it more special and sought after.
In the automotive context, an allocation refers to the limited number of vehicles that a manufacturer allows a dealer to sell, particularly for high-demand models. This can create exclusivity and increase the desirability of certain cars.
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