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According to ADESA, November’s wholesale prices are up partly due to a shift in the mix of vehicles being sold — younger off-rental and off-lease units as opposed to older dealer consigned vehicles.
Read More →According to ADESA, strength in October prices is partly due to more high-priced program units remarketed by manufacturers.
Read More →ADESA Analytical Services and the Manheim Index both showed strong rental risk prices in September, but differed on results of overall wholesale used vehicle prices.
Read More →According to ADESA Chief Economist Tom Kontos, August wholesale used car prices increased 2.3% compared to July.
Read More →Tom Kontos, ADESA’s chief economist, reports that wholesale used car prices continued to soften in July but not as much as in June.
Read More →Tom Kontos, ADESA’s chief economist, reports that wholesale used vehicle prices for June continue to soften while the used vehicle supply continues to recover.
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As in March, wholesale used vehicle prices rose seasonally but fell annually in April, indicating continuation of a softening overall pricing environment.
Read More →The newest Kontos Kommentary from ADESA indicates a softening overall pricing environment compared to the past three spring/tax seasons.
Read More →The latest Kontos Kommentary looks at February wholesale pricing, which dropped by 2.8% compared to January.
Read More →According to ADESA Analytical Services’ monthly analysis of wholesale used vehicle prices, January pricing rose year-over-year as well as compared to December 2012. This rise is partly due to an influx of off-rental units that pushed average prices upward, says ADESA's Chief Economist Tom Kontos.
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