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Overall, average wholes car values were essentially flat last week, down 0.01%, compared to 0.14% the week before. Had it not been for luxury vehicles the car segment would have seen a week-to-week rise in average wholesale values.
Read More →Used truck prices are holding steady, with supply still dictating pricing. That’s the word from J.D. Power’s Commercial Truck Guidelines for March, which notes that February is the first month in any new year with a high enough volume of used truck auctions to allow analysts to identify market trends.
Read More →Even with the decline in February, however, overall late-model volume in the month was still 5.8% higher than in February 2017 due to volume growth in previous months.
Read More →Users will now have access to KBB vehicle valuations when assessing the value of their trade-in through the AutoGravity platform.
Read More →Wholesale used vehicle prices were flat in February, halting three months of declines, according to Manheim’s Used Vehicle Value Index.
Read More →For the sixth week in a row, the car segment has realized lower depreciation than the truck segment, according to Black Book’s March 12 Market Insights report.
Read More →Weekly depreciation reached the lowest point seen all year this past week as smaller, lower-priced, vehicles continue to keep wholesale values strong.
Read More →Vehicle depreciation rates were at the lowest levels seen all year last week, as the effects of the spring market demand begin to kick in, according to Black Book’s Feb. 26 Market Insights report.
Read More →Wholesale used vehicle prices for vehicles from fleet or lease consignors increased 4.1% in January from the prior month, but fell 0.3% from the same month a year ago, according to the latest Kontos Kommentary.
Read More →In a reversal from the new-vehicle trend of trucks overtaking cars in market share, auction volume from the 2015 to 2018 model years favored the car segment in January. Late-model car auction volume accounted for 54% of the auction volume in January while trucks accounted for 46%.
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