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According to ADESA, wholesale used vehicle prices continued to soften in January due to volume growth, which continues to put downward pressure on prices, and weather conditions restricting retail demand.
Read More →According to ADESA, wholesale used vehicle prices resumed their softening in December due to rebounding supply, which is putting downward pressure on wholesale prices.
Read More →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.
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