As Dealerships Get More Stock, Auto Makers’ Sales Rebound

GM, Hyundai and others report a robust start to the year, due in large part to rising inventory levels and easing supply-chain troubles

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U.S. auto-industry sales, beaten down through much of the pandemic, are starting to rebound as buyers see something they haven’t in a long time: more cars and trucks on dealership lots.

In a reversal from last year, many car companies reported higher U.S. sales in the first quarter, with some manufacturers, such as General Motors Co. and Hyundai Motor Co., posting double-digit gains.

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