Explaining the nationwide car shortage, how consumers are adapting

Kyle McKinnon

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Delaware Public Media

Buying a car is tough these days. There’s a shortage, and shortages mean higher costs.

Supply chain problems are fueling the scarcity of cars available for sale in the U.S. – so, if you’re in the market for a new or a used car – you face fewer choices and higher prices.

To get a better picture of the current state of car sales and how consumers are adjusting to the changing market – we turned to Executive Editor for Kelley Blue Book and Autotrader, Brian Moody earlier this week for his insight.