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Cox Automotive’s Forecast: 2024 – A Return to Normalcy in the U.S. Auto Market

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auto market, the word that will likely sum up 2024 is “normalcy,” according to Cox Automotive’s Forecast: 2024. Powered by the best data and keenest insights, Cox Automotive developed five themes that offer a collective vision and valuable perspective on the road ahead for the U.S. auto industry.

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Retail used-car market by the numbers: Supply, demand, prices & EV metrics

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It was good news, bad news for the retail used-car market in January. Used-car demand fell over 7% from January 2023, but was up almost 14% from December. These are just some of the trends and data shared in the inaugural monthly Industry Insights Report from Cars Commerce released Thursday. Used-car demand fell 7.6%

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Roadmap to Prosperity: Indie Dealerships’ Guide to Competing with the Big Players

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Leveraging Niche Markets Identify niche customer segments and tailor your marketing efforts accordingly. Whether green and eco-friendly vehicles or vintage and specialty cars, catering to specific demographics can create a dedicated customer base. Monitoring and Adapting The automotive market is dynamic.

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Navigating Inflationary Pressures on Vehicle Ownership: A Guide for Auto Dealers

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Auto dealers are particularly impacted, facing challenges in vehicle availability and profitability. Let’s explore the factors driving inflation in the automotive market and discuss strategies for dealers to support their customers through these difficult economic conditions. for used car loans. cents per mile in 2022.

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Cox survey finds dealer sentiment stable – at a pessimistic level

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In the face of uncertainty in the automotive market, the American economy in general and the nation’s political future, the outlook of car dealers remains remarkably steady, according to the latest Cox Automotive Dealer Sentiment Index. Of course, that’s not necessarily a good thing.