Motor mayhem across car yards, kicking into a new gear. Prices falling, but interest still strong.

Motor mayhem across car yards, kicking into a new gear. Prices falling, but interest is still strong. We're really busy, so the market hasn't changed. People still need courses.

New stock fresh in from overseas, adding to national supply. Prices on old cars finally fall after a covert blowout. The real panic buying that went on around used vehicles is dissipating, so it means people can start to shop around a little bit. The wait times for delivery of new cars also easing.

There have been substantial improvements in recent months in supply, but the supply issues are not completely addressed. There's still a bumpy road ahead. High costs of production, rapid inflation, and a critical shortage of key components could threaten a return to Prepandemic normal.

We'll hopefully be a substantial improvement in nine months, but it's hard to know what's going to happen in the world because there are so many issues here. It means the dip might not last long. The Motor Trades Association of Queensland's, predicting prices could jump again early signs of an industry at last steering in the right direction.