days supply
Days supply means how many days it would take to sell all the cars that are currently in stock if sales stayed at the same pace.
Days supply refers to the number of days it would take for current inventory to sell at the current sales rate; a high days supply indicates low demand.
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USED Car Market DISASTER: Record LOW Inventory Crushed Car Buyers | Episode 1105
CarEdge Live
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