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Is $11,000 Enough to Talk You Into Buying a 2021 Chevrolet Bolt?

The Chevy Bolt has had a bad run of it lately. Currently, it's part of one of the largest EV recalls in recent memory. Now, Chevrolet is trying to recover sales on the 2021 Chevrolet Bolt. Everyone has a price, and the Golden Bowtie thinks yours is about $11,000 off the price of a new Bolt. The question is, is that enough to entice buyers?
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Sales for the Chevy Camaro Are Worse Than Ever

The Chevy Camaro is one of the most iconic cars in American history. Like any other car, Chevy ultimately cares about how well the Camaro sells, and it's not selling well right now. Here's a look at the Chevy Camaro's steep and steady decline in sales that doesn't seem to be stopping anytime soon.
A red 2020 Chevrolet Malibu sits outside at twilight in front of a building with glass windows with a grey 2020 Chevrolet Malibu sitting behind the red one inside.

0 Chevy Malibu Models Have Been Made in the U.S. Since February 2021

There isn't an automaker that didn't feel the sting from the pandemic shutdowns of 2020. Since most brands rely on chips as a significant component for vehicle production, including Chevrolet, the output of many vehicle models like the Malibu continues to experience additional delays. Chevy hasn't built a Malibu in the U.S. since February.
A Toyota 4Runner, one of the fastest selling new cars, climbs some rocks for press photos

Dealers Can’t Keep These New Cars Stocked as Market Madness Rages On

I'm sure you've heard the story by now. Possibly from me. The market for new cars is absurd right now. The pandemic and the (likely temporary) easing of restrictions means that buyers who were sat at home over the last year finally have the excuse they need for some new metal in the driveway. Moreover, the pandemic sent a cataclysmic ripple through the supply chain, hitting everything from electronics to the auto market. As a result, supply is tight and demand is high. Obviously, that equals scarcity. However, these models are selling far faster than others.