 According to Cox Automotive, vehicle inventory levels are growing and incentives are increasing. Experts believe that the second half of the year is going to be a tough one for automakers due to growing uncertainty around the economy and U.S. presidential election. They believe that sales growth is going to slow to 15.7 million units sold in the next six months. This is generally a good thing for consumers, many of whom have been waiting years to purchase a new vehicle due to unprecedented supply issues and record prices during the coronavirus pandemic.