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The market is seeing stronger appreciation in older used vehicles this year, and the most affordable segments have been among the year’s best performers.
Read More →The Iranian conflict and rising gas prices inject much uncertainty into the future wholesale used vehicle markets, as higher gas prices soak up spendable income from vehicle buyers.
Read More →Demand signals remain strong at auctions, with sales conversions, a clear sign of demand, reaching 68.2% in the most recent measure.
Read More →The Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index sees stable performance for the year and forecasts normal vehicle depreciation for 2026.
Read More →While consumer sentiment remains subdued, early reads suggest confidence is recovering amid good vehicle sales supported by lower APR rates.
Read More →Wholesale values remain elevated against normal depreciation trends, even with declines in September, and right as tax incentives on EVs end.
Read More →The used market especially benefits from consumers seeking more affordable alternatives than those offered in the new car segment.
Read More →Changes in wholesale values have defied gravity this year, as the industry sees lower used-vehicle inventory levels and increased consumer demand for affordable vehicles
Read More →The tariff announcements have spurred activity that suggests the wholesale market will see a sizeable increase in the Manheim Index in April.
Read More →Industry data and economic experts emphasize the need to focus on the facts and long-term trend lines as media coverage and political messaging may not always interpret the information accurately.
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