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Car values continued to rise last week, marking the seventh week of rising car values, driven in part by the performance of sporty and mid-size cars, according to Black Book’s April 30 Market Insights report.
Read More →The subcompact luxury crossover segment saw the highest depreciation among all segments last week, after several weeks of low depreciation, according to Black Book’s July 24 Market Insights report.
Read More →As manufacturers continue to release new vehicles into the luxury segment, the number of vehicles in the segment has grown. This along with overproduction and higher incentives has led to higher depreciation rates for the segment.
Read More →Values for nearly all car segments that Black Book track were up; subcompacts were up 0.14%, compacts were up 0.33%, mid-size were up 0.06%, full-size were up 0.02%, sporty were up 0.34%, and premium sporty were up 0.11%.
Read More →The rate of depreciation among car segments continued to accelerate last week, particularly among mid-size, full-size, and subcompact cars, according to Black Book’s May 29 Market Insights report.
Read More →Auction Academy has entered its second year, with two class groups participating in its continuing education program. Black Book, Henry and Patty Stanley, OVE, and Design Works AMG have confirmed sponsorship for a second year.
Read More →Subcompact crossovers were the only segment that saw a positive change last month, compact vans and luxury cars saw the biggest declines.
Read More →Full-size cargo and passenger vans logged the least amount of depreciation in October and with pickups bolstered the used vehicle market, which saw a sharp increase from September, according to Black Book.
Read More →Subcompact crossovers, compact luxury crossovers/SUVs, and compact vans fell by 1.78%, 1.61%, and 1.55% last week, representing the highest depreciation among all vehicles.
Read More →While truck segments retained their values better than cars, subcompact vehicle values in both car a truck categories showed steeper declines compared to all other vehicles.
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