U. S. auto sales fall this May!

U. S. auto sales fall this May!: The days of auto sales increasing are reaching their end this month, at least that's what J.D. Powerand LMC Automotive think.

This May wasn't this friendly to new car sales, that is why they will fall down to 5.7% from the same month last year. The reason of such a decrease is partly because this year has two fewer selling days. That's how the seasonally adjusted annualized rate will slip to 17.4 million vehicles from 17.71 million in May a year earlier.

This April, had the same adjusted annualized results as this May may have. Because of these running sales, LMC had to lower its full-year U.S. sales forecast by 100,000 vehicles to 17.7 million. Even so, the results stay higher than the record of 17.47 million units set last year. The company also stayed to the supposed overall forecast in 2016, though it said that it will cut the retail sales by 200,000 light vehicles, it considers that an increase in fleet deliveries would make up the difference.