 If you're in the market for a new car, things might finally be tilting in your favor. That's based on second quarter sales numbers that are now being reported. Analysts say about 4.1 million vehicles were sold in the quarter, the same as last year. But last year, tight inventories meant high prices. Cox Automotive's Charlie Chesborough says that has changed a lot. The return of supply has brought the return of incentives, and this is providing some relief to consumers. Consumers who are also facing higher interest rates, Chesborough expects Toyota.