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Car sales plunge as chip shortages choke off supply

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Sales at Stellantis, the company formed by the merger of Fiat Chrysler and France's PSA Group, fell 19% from a year ago, and 27% from the pre-pandemic period.\nAt Toyota Motor, which includes Toyota and Lexus, third quarter sales edged up 1.4% compared to a year ago. But that three-month total includes a 22% plunge in September sales. (The company breaks out monthly sales numbers, unlike GM and Stellantis.) While Toyota has reported fewer supply chain disruptions than other major automakers it, too, has had to cut back production at some factories more recently.\nSo all the automakers pointed to semiconductor supply chain disruptions and historically low inventories as a problem for sales.\n\"While the various supply chain issues facing our industry continue to impact available inventory, we know the demand for our vehicles is still there,\" said Jeff Kommor, US head of sales for Stellantis.\nThe shortage of vehicles has also led to record-high prices for both new and used cars for much of this year, which has also been a drag on sales, as some buyers have been priced out of the new car market.\nThe auto industry has been dealing with a shortage of computer chips needed to build cars for more than a year. GM (GM) said it expects the situation will improve in the final three months of 2021, but earlier this year automakers had hoped things would have improved by this point. Instead, GM has been forced to temporarily shut production of most of its North American plants.\n\"The semiconductor supply disruptions that impacted our third-quarter wholesale and customer deliveries are improving,\" said the nation's largest automaker in a statement. \"As we look to the fourth quarter, a steady flow of vehicles held at plants will continue to be released to dealers, we are restarting production at key crossover and car plants, and we look forward to a more stable operating environment through the fall.\"\nThe computer chip shortage started when auto sales plunged in the early weeks of the pandemic, due to record job losses and the temporary closure of many factories and dealerships. Most automakers, expecting a prolonged downturn in sales, trimmed orders for computer chips and other parts. When sales rebounded much faster than anyone expected, the supply of chips had already gone to other customers.\nWhile the automakers expected to be able to increase their supply of chips by the middle of this year, they were hit by outbreaks of Covid cases in other regions, such as Southeast Asia, where many of the chip plants were shut. 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