<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>June 2025 US auto sales declined 5.8% to 1.26 million units, breaking five months of growth due to evaporating tariff-driven demand.</li><li>Import-heavy brands like VW suffered the most, with a 31.8% decrease in sales, while the inventory dropped 16% from March to 2.5 million units.</li><li>The seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR) of 15.34 million suggests that full-year sales might miss the 16 million mark, impacting the industry and creating opportunities in used vehicles and domestic production.</li><li>The decline in US light-vehicle sales in June contrasts with the previous months of growth, emphasizing the challenges posed by tariff-related fluctuations and impacting traditional import strategies.</li></ul>

Tariff Hangover Hits June Auto Sales

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