The same day Canadian Black Book said the Detroit Three, along with several parts suppliers and dealer associations across the U.S., wrote a letter to the Trump administration urging it to repeal its global auto tariffs, Trump signed an executive …
This week Canadian Black Book covered a few important updates in the automotive market: Mark Carney remains prime minister, with a minority government; the Detroit Three and several parts suppliers and dealer associations across the U.S. urged the Trump administration …
The Canadian used wholesale market saw pricing decline -0.01% for the week ending on April 19, a slight dip from Canadian Black Book’s previous report but still up from the 2017-2019 average of -0.12% for the same period. Car segment …
The Canadian used wholesale market saw an increase of +0.03% in pricing for the week ending on April 12, pulling itself out from last week’s very minor negative zone. Car segment prices decreased by -0.01% from -0.04% a week earlier, …
Canadian Black Book recently released an update with several scenarios that look at the impact of U.S. auto tariffs on Canada’s automotive industry. However, they were clear to note that the tariffs will create “value instability through a sizable hole …
Canadian Black Book updated its Used Vehicle Retention Index for March 2025 to show the index sitting at 139.8 points, a difference of 0.9 points compared to February, when the index was 138.9. Year-over-year, the index decreased 2.4%. “Canadian Black …
The Canadian used vehicle market has begun to reflect a shift in values with an upward trend, according to Canadian Black Book. In its Market Insight update, CBB said that trend comes in contrast to the market’s behaviour from prior …
The Canadian used wholesale market saw prices drop -0.17% for the week ending on March 22, compared to the previous decline of -0.01% and the 2017-2019 average of -0.09%. The data was pulled from Canadian Black Book’s latest update showing …
Dealers keeping tabs on the Canadian used wholesale market may be interested to find that pricing was down -0.10% for the week ending on March 15, according to a Canadian Black Book update. The decline is somewhat similar to the …
Last week, Canadian Black Book’s update revealed the used wholesale market experienced a decline of -0.12% in pricing for the period ending on March 8. Prior to that the market was down -0.19%. CBB said car segment prices decreased by …
Canadian Black Book recently released its Used Vehicle Retention Index for February 2025, which saw the index sitting at 138.9 points compared to 138.0 in January. Year-over-year, CBB said the index is down -3.3%. “Wholesale vehicle values in Canada are …
The Canadian used wholesale market experienced a decline of -0.19% in pricing for the week ending on March 1, similar to the prior week’s -0.22% and the 2017-2019 average of -0.18% for the same period. The data was provided by …
