Summer could be a great time to buy a new car
Supply chain disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic crunched new auto inventories -- and sent new car prices skyrocketing. But dealers' new vehicle inventory is the highest it’s been since late 2020.
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Supply chain disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic crunched new auto inventories -- and sent new car prices skyrocketing. But dealers' new vehicle inventory is the highest it’s been since late 2020.
The shortage stems from manufacturing problems, unexpected demand spikes and tight ingredient supplies.
A warning for dog owners - a short supply of the canine flu vaccine has some taking extra precautions. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot had the story about the shortage and what owners are doing to protect their pets.
Anyone with specific taste in a particular hybrid or gas vehicle may need to reserve one online, then wait three to six months.
Car dealership double takes don't happen as much anymore. You may remember during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic when both new and used vehicles were hard to find, and the prices were hard to stomach.
The owner of the Andersonville company was even facing heavy fines simply because his stuff was sitting in 'stacks.'
For two months Gunn's car has been stuck in an auto shop waiting on a left headlamp made by General Motors.
In addition to affecting Metra and Amtrak service, a freight rail worker strike could have a serious impact on the supply chains. CBS 2's Chris Tye reports.
The two sides in the labor dispute remain at odds on matters related to health care and paid time to see a doctor. CBS 2's Chris Tye reports.
The global chip shortage has been dragging on since the start of the pandemic. As the Russia-Ukraine crisis escalates, the supply chain may feel more strain.
