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Prices plateau in more stable used-car environment

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The CARFAX Used Car Index made its debut a year ago, and in an analysis recapping the latest installment , the company pinpointed three retail used-car pricing trends that have stood out. Tom Kontos, the chief economist at ADESA, has noticed a similar flattening in wholesale used-car prices.

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Used-car sales climb about 11% & move at faster clip

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It was March momentum for the retail used-car market. million used vehicles, which was a 10.9% million used vehicles, compared to 4.29 Affordability matters more than ever to consumers, and declines in used-vehicle prices help offset higher interest rates,” Robb said. In February, used sales were up 4.1%

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Used-car retail prices not likely to soften much further

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The retail used-car market appears to be hitting a “leveling off period” when it comes to prices. That’s according to the latest CARFAX Used Car Price Index , which said used-car asking prices on its platform are approaching a “floor.” Hybrids and electrics softened $85.

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Cars Commerce’s new look at used-car market tells an old story

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The report, based on data from Car Commerce’s platforms, including Cars.com, Dealer Inspire and AccuTrade, shows used-car inventory up 2.3% That trend has also driven down retail prices, which have dropped 4.9% from last year, while cars in the $10,000-$19,000 range, averaging 7.3 years old, rose 16.8%.

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COMMENTARY: The new dynamics of car retailing, navigating the post-pandemic shift

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As the world gradually emerges from the shadows of COVID-19, a significant shift in the car retail landscape is becoming increasingly apparent, particularly in the electric vehicle sector. Dealerships that embrace this change are poised to thrive in the new era of automotive retailing.

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No More Scan-and-Pray Trade-in Losses

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Battery Electric Vehicles growth is estimated to increase, interest rates are becoming more favorable for consumers and an optimistic economy bodes well. At the same time, without process improvement, the profitability per vehicle (PPV) of the used car will continue to evaporate. S&P Global Mobility projects 16.2

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Used EV prices ‘crash’ in both retail, wholesale markets

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Used electric vehicles are seeing their prices erode, both on a retail and wholesale basis. And not only did average retail prices of used EVs fall nearly 30% last month, but these vehicles have also become increasingly cheaper than used internal-combustion-engine vehicles.

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