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GAINESVILLE, GA – according to Ricky Beggs, VP and managing editor of Black Book, gasoline prices at the pump made the biggest week over week change over the last week.
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Alonzo Oxford has been promoted to national sales manager, inside sales, at Black Book®/National Auto Research, and John Frank has joined the field sales team as new business development manager.
Read More →GAINESVILLE, GA – Three weeks ago, Black Book first noticed a slight downward change in the values of the some vehicles in the used market, a trend that fortunately had not been seen for some time.
Read More →Wholesale prices continued to gain strength for the first week of February in what Black Book Market Insights said is starting to look like the beginning to an early start to the Spring market.
Read More →MARKHAM, ONTARIO – Founder and Owner of Wm. Ward Publishing and Distributor of Canadian Black Book, William “Bill” Gordon Ward has passed away on October 20 at the age of 83.
Read More →From last week’s largest declines in the previous five weeks on the cars and for eight weeks on the trucks, the level of adjustment moved to a smaller decline in the most recent week-over-week comparison for both the cars and trucks.
Read More →GAINESVILLE, GA - Values on used cars improved overall over the past week, with the average segment change being -$61, the lowest decline in the past 10 weeks all the way back to the week ending August 10, 2012.
Read More →GAINESVILLE, GA - Even though the struggling economic news continues to lead the headlines from Europe, we are starting to see positive signs that the long awaited improvement in most economic venues in the U.S. is opening up the pent-up demand for both new and used product.
Read More →There was a significant drop in sold volume (both month-over-month, and year-over-year) in wholesale channels from September to November of 2020.
Read More →GAINESVILLE, GA - The used-car market for the past week three weeks has been on a consistent pattern of adjustments being increases hovering around 41 percent.
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