Car dealers beef up incentives as US inflation takes bite out of demand

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Car manufacturers and dealers are slashing prices to offset softening demand, as high interest rates dent US consumers’ appetite for new vehicles. 

Average incentive packages offered on new vehicles rose 53 per cent year over year in June, according to Motor Intelligence, with manufacturers such as Hyundai, General Motors and…