We're actually starting to get more vehicles. They are mostly trucks, SUVs, and CUVs, though there was also a Corvette and some ZL1 or whatever Camaro. I haven't seen a brand new Spark or Malibu in months or maybe a year, I guess those all go to rental companies or just aren't worth the effort right now. The trucks sell pretty quick, and things like Suburbans and Tahoes are often sold in transit. Right now if you want a pretty run of the mill 1500 crew cab we probably have about 5 to choose from, and if you want a Blazer or Traverse we can probably get that. If you want a Suburban or Tahoe, better buy it in transit.
Service and parts have been pretty wide open. I have the misfortune of also being involved in Kia collision parts and that is INSANE right now. I'm convinced more than 50% of Kias are involved in a collision before their first oil change, but I don't have time to prove it because I am constantly selling parts for them, and it's not even really my job, but the volume is just overwhelming right now. We are literally waiting on quantities of 40+ for individual part numbers...40+ special orders for things like a single part number of an air box resonator or something. It's nuts.
If you buy a new(er) car, or probably any car right now, the biggest mistake you can make is wreck it. Don't do that. You're going to have rental car problems too, so just don't. People need to calm down and stop tearing up new cars. There's a thing going on and supply chain this and that, so drive safe. Stop blowing red lights, stop TikTokking on the phone while driving, or be prepared to wait when you tear your transportation up.