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June represented the steepest month-over-month drop in wholesale vehicle prices since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index report released Monday. Cox Automotive, which publishes the index, said wholesale values last month were down 4.2% from May and fell 10.3% for the month.
Cox Automotive estimated February used-car sales made the largest jump seen in recent years. And the used-vehicle sales index segment of the Cox Automotives Q1 2025 Dealer Sentiment Index (CADSI) improved for the fifth straight quarter. Cox Automotive found that the economy dropped to No.
The retail used-car market, including the certified pre-owned segment, showed some real strength last month, improving from both year-ago and January figures. Citing data from its vAuto business unit, Cox Automotive estimated that used-vehicle retail sales in February climbed 18% month-over-month and 5% year-over-year.
The Q1 2025 Cox Automotive Dealer Sentiment Index (CADSI) reports that the U.S. “Certainly, a theme that continues through all of the findings is that the first quarter is better than a year ago for sure,” noted Cox Automotive Chief Economist Jonathan Smoke. The current market index score increased year over year.
Analysis: The actions of the UAW will reverberate through the larger auto business, but nowhere near what was experienced in April 2020. Rental car companies may return to the usedcar market like they did in 2021 and 2022, driving prices higher. Sales into fleet could suffer in 4Q if a strike is wide and persists.
Dealerships in 2024 will continue to face usedcar sourcing challenges. I recently read an article that netted the issue: “Dealers navigating a used-vehicle market that already allows little room for error are eyeing another obstacle: worsening used-car availability.”
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My view is inventory levels, at least for a not too extended strike, are probably adequate to keep things going on the new-car front. On the used-car front, it’s a positive because for the very same reasons that I said the chip shortage was a positive used-car values, but maybe led to exorbitantly high values for a period of time. “To
The Cox Automotive Dealer Sentiment Index (CADSI) shows that current market sentiment improved slightly in the first quarter compared to the fourth quarter of 2023, increasing from 40 to 42, but remains well below the 50 threshold, indicating most dealers see the current market as weak. “The vehicle market in the U.S.
Starting with Black Book, its Used Vehicle Retention Index came in at 145.0 higher than the final pre-pandemic reading March 2020, however. “In for July, which was down 1.1% month-over-month and off 15.2% from July 2023. The latter “amplified the impact on the month,” Cox said; unadjusted, prices were up 0.6% year-over-yeear. “In
In sales, supply and demand added up to charging premiums above and beyond the suggested retail price on new models, and a 20% to 30% increase in usedcar pricing. The national labor rate, according to NADA Year End 2020, was $120 an hour; by year-end 2023, it was $173. In service, it meant bumping up the labor rate.
The overall average drop for 2020 EV models hit 29% in November 2023, unprecedented depreciation in a remarkably short period. While tax credits encouraging the purchase of older EVs might seem beneficial, they might inadvertently trap usedcar buyers into unexpected future costs. In the meantime, PHEVs can bridge that gap.
The supply of used vehicles. In Cox Automotives recent 2025 forecast call with industry media and analysts, chief economist Jonathan Smoke painted a rosy picture for whats ahead. But when it comes to used-car inventory, though, the outlook is bearish. less than in December 2023, the trend is now upward.
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