Average wholesale used vehicle prices in Canada were nearly flat this past week with declines much better than seasonal norm data from 2017-2019 for the overall market, according to Canadian Black Book’s latest Auto Market update. CBB said this past …
Canadian Black Book (CBB) released data for the first week of February, which showed that while average wholesale prices of used vehicles across Canada continued to soften, the decline in prices has slowed. Although continuing to decline, the prices were …
This week wholesale used vehicles were down again in terms of weekly price trends, with the market average at -0.22% compared to -0.24% last week, and -0.21% as the 24-month average, according to Canadian Black Book. The car segment was …
It has now been 15 consecutive weeks since the Canadian used vehicle wholesale market was down and decreases in both segments kicked off, according to Canadian Black Book’s latest Auto Market update. Cars are now down 0.29% and trucks decreased …
A closer look at how the industry is shaping up so far this year reveals a steeper decline in wholesale used vehicle prices compared to the seasonal norm for cars, as the category declined 0.62% this week and 0.67% last …
Wholesale prices continue to tumble this year as consumer confidence rebounds, according to Canadian Black Book’s latest COVID-19 update. Wholesale prices for both car and truck segments experienced a much steeper decline last week compared to previous weeks. “The month …
Canadian Black Book’s Used Vehicle Retention Index for December jumped 0.7% from November 2020 to reach 111.5 Index points, setting a new all-time high. The index was also up 2.9% year-over-year. CBB said there was an “unusually broad range of …
Canadian wholesale vehicle prices were down for the twelfth consecutive week during the last week of 2020, with wholesale values for cars decreasing on average 0.30% and trucks declining 0.13%, according to Canadian Black Book’s COVID-19 update for the week …
Canadian wholesale vehicle prices for cars and trucks have now declined for a tenth consecutive week and the Canadian dollar set another two-year high, according to Canadian Black Book’s latest COVID-19 update. Its report from December 22 indicates that the …
Looking back at 2020 from the moment COVID hit, Brian Murphy, VP, Research & Analytics at Canadian Black Book, explores how the current crisis impacted the automotive industry early on, how it evolved, and what dealers can expect in the …
For the ninth consecutive week, Canadian wholesale vehicle prices for cars and trucks were down, with the car segment decreasing on average by 0.10% ($21) from the previous week and trucks down 0.34% ($75), according to Canadian Black Book. In …
New vehicle sales were down significantly in November, Canadian wholesale vehicle prices for both cars and trucks declined for the eighth consecutive week, and depreciation is less than what it would typically be at this time of year, according to …
