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Overall depreciation was lower last week and midsize car values, in particular, saw a noticeable lift.
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Luxury car and truck values fell last week, as demand continues to climb for more affordable vehicles, according to Black Book's March 11 Market Insights report.
Read More →Analysts say a late start to the spring selling season could be to blame for a third consecutive monthly decline in Black Book’s Used Vehicle Retention Index.
Read More →Overall car segment values decreased by 0.42% last week, compared to 0.43% the week before. Overall truck segment values decreased 0.38% last week, compared to 0.40% the week prior.
Read More →A steady supply, thriving shipping market, and increased demand helped stabilize wholesale values going into 2019.
Read More →Wholesale luxury car and compact van values declined during a week where overall depreciation remained fairly stable.
Read More →The industry will sell approximately 1.27 million new cars and trucks in February, representing a 2.2% decrease from a year ago, according to an Edmunds forecast.
Read More →Bidding was strong ahead of presidents day, which helped truck and car used values improve slightly last week.
Read More →Three trucks and SUVs were listed as having the highest depreciation after a year in a recent report from iSeeCars.
Read More →This growth was in large part fueled by the strong performance of lower-priced vehicles. Compact cars and midsize cars, in specific, saw the strongest growth among all vehicle segments and outperformed the overall market.
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