U.S. sales may fall for 7th straight month

If the Cox prediction comes true, July will be Subaru's 92nd consecutive U.S. monthly gain. (DAVID PHILLIPS)

July 29, 2019 07:46 PM

The U.S. auto industry appears poised to begin the year with seven consecutive monthly sales declines, despite the benefit of an additional selling day in July.

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