Jeep Has A Big Problem With The Renegade

According to a new car inventory report byCarEdge, there is an excess of Jeep Renegades in dealerships. Specifically, dealers have enough Renegades in stock for two years, as of June 2023.

To get more technical, the Renegade has a Market Day Supply (MDS) of 753, which is much worse than when theChevy Equinox saw a 71-day supplyin 2021. The MDS, for those unfamiliar, is a unit of measurement indicating the number of days it would take to sell out of a product. A high MDS thus indicates an oversupply.

According to the source, there are currently 7,630 units of the Jeep Renegade available for purchase.

我n addition, Jeep dealers have been able to sell 459 Renegades every 45 days, which may seem like a significant number, but it will still take a great deal of effort to address the 753-day supply.

The report states that this has been the case for some of Jeep's larger offerings. The Cherokee, for instance, has an MDS of 391 - and it's no longer in production - while the Compass andGladiatorhave 352 and 283, respectively. Cars from other brands with very high inventories include the Chevy Silverado 4500 Medium Duty Chassis Cab at 443 MDS, the Lincoln Corsair at 423, and the Ram 2500 at 403.