Kia, Genesis post higher Sept. U.S. sales | Detroit 3's heavy-duty trucks will keep status quo | Toyoda's voice of skepticism | Will EV fleet deals build a safety net? | Tesla's logistical challenges

Monthly U.S. auto sales have been stuck at around 1.1 million since August 2021 as automakers grapple with supply chain problems, notably a shortage of microchips.

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