It's not just the chip shortage — other supply chain disruptions are wreaking havoc on automakers and helping keep prices high

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The F-150 Lightning production line at Ford's factory in Dearborn, Michigan
Ford recently had to stop production of the F-150 Lightning as it struggles with the EV transition and battery problems.

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Ford and GM have more cars on lots than Toyota or Lexus as inventory remains scarce

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An auto dealership selling the Jeep Grand Cherokee and other Chrysler vehicles is seen in Los Angeles July 24, 2015. REUTERS/Phil McCarten
Domestic automakers like Stellantis had more vehicle inventory than other brands in January.

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These are the best car brands of 2023

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The 2022 BMW iX xDrive50.
BMW landed the top spot in Consumer Reports' list of top car brands for 2023.

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Traditional automakers have one huge leg up on EV startups: A nationwide network of shops ready to service cars

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A Tesla showroom and service center, in Burbank on Friday, Sept. 4, 2020 in Burbank, CA.
As EV startups like Rivian get more cars on the road, the question is whether they'll find the same success servicing their vehicles as Tesla has.

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You don't need an electric vehicle with a long range — buy one you can afford instead

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Electric cars are too expensive because Americans insist on having more car than they need

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US car-buyers love their trucks and SUVs, but they don't love the prices of electric ones.

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Car prices could drop 20% this year. Here's where to expect the best deals first.

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Hyundai SUVs at a car dealership.
Industry experts have tips on how car-buyers can get the best deal in 2023.

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An EV pricing war could be just what electric car-makers — and buyers — need right now

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2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E.
The pricing battle that the industry is seeing between Tesla and Ford might be good for automakers' $1.2 trillion push into electrification through 2030.

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Don't expect price cuts on GM's $100,000 electric Hummer, despite EV discounts from Tesla and Ford

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2023 GM Cadillac Lyriq start of production
GM said Tuesday it won't respond to the recent EV price cuts from Tesla and Ford.

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Electric car-makers have found a legal loophole to get their customers an extra $7,500 tax credit

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Lucid Air Grand Touring
Lucid has recently emailed reservation holders about efforts to get them the commercial EV tax credit, if they lease an Air.

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