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GAINESVILLE, GA – Used-vehicle prices continued to climb the first full week of April on even more vehicles.
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DEERFIELD, IL – The Black Book Three Month Rolling Average market trend report, which tracks the values of two-year-old (2006 MY) vehicles, indicates that for the most recent quarter, June 1 - August 31, 2008, vehicle segments with the highest percentage of retained value were entry-level cars, compact cars, and entry mid-size cars.
Read More →GAINESVILLE, GA - Four-cylinder and fuel-efficient cars are “a hot item,” while more times than not, the reports included a comment that “the [used-vehicle] market is still strong.”
Read More →GAINESVILLE, GA — Compact cars are holding their values better today than at any time during the previous three years. A recent Black Book survey compared the current value retention of one, two, and three year old compact cars, against that of one, two, and three year old compact cars in 2004 and 2003 respectively.
Read More →For the first time in a decade, vehicle buyers were essentially paying sticker price (MSRP) for new vehicles.
Read More →The demand for replacement vehicles has already started, and experts say it will continue well into October, and possibly November, as insurance payouts are received.
Read More →The Volkswagen Group, General Motors, and Toyota Motor Company are three of the OEMs that experienced the highest rise in average transaction price. Respectively, the three OEMs saw average transaction prices rise 7.1%, 3.5%, and 3.4%.
Read More →Lower depreciation among luxury cars helped decelerate overall car segment depreciation, while truck segment depreciation remained stable.
Read More →Overall depreciation was lower last week and midsize car values, in particular, saw a noticeable lift.
Read More →Wholesale luxury car and compact van values declined during a week where overall depreciation remained fairly stable.
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