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This week’s Black Book Market Insights report shows how smaller and mid-size car segments are continuing to lead with some of the largest depreciation rates seen in a while. Sub-compacts in particular have demonstrated significant depreciation over the last four weeks at -2.87%.
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Black Book has new data that shows truck segments may be feeling additional pricing pressure, resulting in many trucks not holding their values as well as in previous years.
Read More →When demand is present, used-vehicle prices will generally increase or at least stay stable. Overall, the market is very stable with segment average changes week over week.
Read More →Both cars and trucks saw lower levels of depreciation last week. Sub-compact and mid-size crossovers/SUVs dominated in the truck segment and compact cars continued to show some of the lowest levels of depreciation in the car segment, according to Black Book.
Read More →Compact pickups and compact SUVs retained the most value in remarketing sales during November, according to a Black Book report released Monday.
Read More →The COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact wholesale values for both cars and trucks, but sales rates have started to increase on the lanes, Black Book reported.
Read More →Black Book expects luxury-level car segments will feel the largest depreciation through the balance of the year, largely driven by off-lease returns in lease-heavy segments.
Read More →Used vehicle values from the 2010 to 2014 model years fell 0.5% in May from April levels with cars showing a slightly higher depreciation rate than trucks, according to Black Book.
Read More →Used cars outperformed trucks in March, as full-size pickups, compact vans, compact cars, and sporty cars increased in value, while as overall used vehicles depreciated 0.6%, according to Black Book.
Read More →Respectively, subcompact cars, compact cars, and subcompact crossovers realized the highest depreciation rates among all vehicles tracked at 1.12%, 0.86%, and 1.38%.
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