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day supply of inventory

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Day supply of inventory means how long it would take to sell all the cars a dealership has. If there are too many cars, they might lower the prices to sell them faster.

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Day supply of inventory refers to the number of days it would take to sell the current stock of vehicles at the current sales rate. A high day supply indicates that a dealership has more cars than they can sell quickly, which can lead to discounts and better deals for buyers.

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"like I'm thinking about Subaru for example, that I think if I'm not mistaken, didn't have a particularly high day supply of inventory, 67. So, if you're in the market for a Subaru Outback right..."

Ram, Dodge, Jeep & Chrysler Can't LOWER PRICES FAST ENOUGH | Episode 1112 CarEdge Live 24:25

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