
Commercial Fleet Sales Contribute To June, YTD Gains
The fleet sector has boosted its vehicle purchases at a reliable pace in the first half of this year compared with 1H 2025.
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The fleet sector has boosted its vehicle purchases at a reliable pace in the first half of this year compared with 1H 2025.
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The tariff announcements have spurred activity that suggests the wholesale market will see a sizeable increase in the Manheim Index in April.
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Commentary/Analysis: Look for likely higher prices across the broader economy, with the auto market heading into uncharted territory — a rough road indeed.
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CAR 2025: A JD Power expert ties together the leading automotive sales and supply trends among vehicle buyers facing the disruptions of impending tariffs this month.
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Rental fleet sales accounted for the monthly increase but weren’t enough to sustain a Q1 increase compared to last year.
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Analysis: Experts from Cox Automotive say in the near term, after a short surge in buying, vehicle sales will likely fall amid price increases, and OEMs may eliminate some models if tariffs persist.
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Industry data and economic experts emphasize the need to focus on the facts and long-term trend lines as media coverage and political messaging may not always interpret the information accurately.
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CAR 2025: A stirring combination of lower off-lease supply, constrained inventory, rental-fleet right-sizing, muted wholesale prices, and record EV sales are all contributing to an overall market still trying to catch up to pre-pandemic levels.
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CAR 2025: The varied recognitions celebrate achievements and service across the industry.
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Gallery: Scenic San Diego attracts a variety of vehicle consignors, auctions, remarketers, and vendors to connect at the 30-year annual business gathering.
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Pricing trends showed a decrease in new EV transaction prices, aided by incentives, making them more affordable, while used EV prices increased slightly.
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