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Overall used vehicle values, and truck values in particular, were down month-over-month in October, according to Black Book’s latest Used Vehicle Retention Index.
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Entry mid-size cars actually showed a slight increase this past week, while overall, the volume-weighted car values decreased by 0.39 percent last week.
Read More →Used compact and midsize passenger cars held their value better than pickups and cargo vans in April, and overall vehicle depreciation eased due to a strong spring selling season, according to Black Book.
Read More →The average price of used vehicles model years 2012-2016 fell 0.7% in September, with the lion’s share of that depreciation coming from the car segment, according to Black Book. As of September, all vehicles are averaging a 12-month depreciation of 14.5%.
Read More →Mid-size SUVs from the 2010 to 2014 model years recorded the highest depreciation in August, slipping 3 percent from July to $18,650, while compact pickups increased in value during the month, according to Black Book.
Read More →Last week, the market results struggled and after seeing the results of the most recent week of auction activity, we know it was the temporary end-of-the-month market.
Read More →Used compact vans and several categories of crossovers increased in value in wholesale sales, while luxury vehicles made up seven of the 10 lowest performing categories among 2013-2017 vehicles in May, according to Black Book.
Read More →GAINESVILLE, GA – According to Ricky Beggs, managing editor of “Black Book,” the auction market continues to be influenced by the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, at least in the New England and other Eastern markets.
Read More →GAINESVILLE, GA - Over the last few years, many of us in the industry have said we are not in a "normal market." This has referenced supplies, value trends that have seen both up and down movements, and some of those trends do not match the more historical patterns.
Read More →Car segments are retaining their values better than they have in the past six months.
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