According to J.D. Power and Associates, May new-vehicle retail sales are expected to come in at 874,000 units, which represents a seasonally adjusted annualized rate (SAAR) of 9.2 million units. Given the weaker start to the month, May’s selling rate is expected to be down from April’s selling rate of 9.6 million units. May fleet sales are expected to increase, making up for the softer retail environment and pushing the total SAAR to 11.3 million units, above April’s selling rate of 11.2 million units.