The used-vehicle market continued to slide last week, with wholesale prices dropping just over 1% on a volume-weighted basis. Both car and truck/SUV segments moved lower again, extending the depreciation streak that’s been building through November. Mainstream models saw the sharpest declines, while buyers at the lanes remained active but
The Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index (MUVVI) is the wholesale market’s bellwether, calculated from millions of auction transactions and adjusted so month-to-month readings aren’t distorted by vehicle mix. It’s a powerful context for your diminished value (DV) or total loss negotiations, but it’s not a VIN-specific price. We use it
The auto market update August 2025 reveals that used car prices are falling faster than usual as the new month begins. Depreciation is outpacing seasonal expectations across both wholesale and retail sectors. Whether you’re buying, selling, or appraising, understanding where prices are heading helps you stay ahead of the market.
The U.S. wholesale vehicle market continues to soften through mid-June, reflecting broad-based declines across nearly all vehicle segments. Although some isolated categories showed minor signs of resilience, the overall trend points to ongoing depreciation and reduced market momentum. Market Overview: Declines Deepen In the week ending June 14th, wholesale vehicle
The wholesale vehicle market saw a shift this week after 11 straight weeks of gains. For the week ending May 13, 2025, prices dipped slightly, with key segments beginning to reflect seasonal patterns and broader correction signals. In this update, you’ll find a clear breakdown of price changes, segment-specific trends,
The auto market showed a shift this week after ten consecutive weeks of rising wholesale prices. In this update, you’ll find a clear summary of key trends across car and truck segments, price changes, inventory movements, and what these mean for the industry. By the end of this article, you’ll
Auto Market Update – May 9, 2025 As we navigate through May, the automotive market continues to reflect the complexities of global shifts and evolving consumer behaviors. This week’s insights delve into price trends across vehicle segments, the dynamics of the used retail market, auction conversion rates, and pivotal industry
On April 3, 2025, the White House invoked Section 232, imposing a 25 percent tariff on imported automobiles (parts follow on May 3) to “protect national security” (The White House). This move sparked a sharp rise in used-vehicle values—Manheim’s April data show non-EVs up 2.5 percent month-over-month and 4.7 percent
The 2025 auto market continues to defy traditional seasonal patterns, with wholesale prices surging 0.63% week-over-week—matching the prior week’s growth and far exceeding the 2017–2019 average of 0.00% for the same period. Fueled by tariff uncertainties, reduced new-vehicle inventories, and robust consumer spending, this upward trend highlights a resilient market
In April 2025, the U.S. auto market experienced significant shifts as new tariffs impacted vehicle prices and consumer behavior. This article provides a detailed overview of the wholesale and retail market trends, highlighting the effects of recent policy changes and what to expect moving forward. Wholesale Vehicle Prices Spike as
The 2025 auto market remains a battleground of volatility: wholesale prices inched upward this week (+0.17%) despite tariff tensions, while retail demand struggles to keep pace with tightening inventory. Below, we dissect Georgia-specific implications for diminished value claims amid shifting valuations and policy risks. Week Over Week Wholesale Price Changes
The 2025 auto market is a study in contrasts: March new-vehicle sales surged to record highs even as tariffs threaten disruption, while used car prices continue their uneven climb. Below, we break down wholesale trends, inventory shifts, and policy risks reshaping the industry . Week Over Week Wholesale Price Changes
Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining ground in the automotive market, but many buyers are shocked by how quickly these cars lose value. According to recent studies, EVs lose up to 58.8% of their value within five years—a much higher drop than traditional gas-powered cars. In this article, you’ll learn: By
California’s electric vehicle (EV) transition hit a historic milestone in 2025: 178,549 EV chargers now outnumber gasoline nozzles by 48%, cementing the state’s dominance in clean transportation despite federal pushback and market challenges. This article unpacks how California is reshaping auto infrastructure, policy, and consumer behavior—and why its success could
The 2025 auto market faces turbulence: used car prices plummet 12% YoY, luxury EVs depreciate 42% faster than gas models, and U.S. tariffs spark global supply chain chaos. This week’s data reveals shifting consumer preferences, inventory pressures, and geopolitical risks reshaping valuations and retail trends. Week Over Week Wholesale Price Changes Category
Car prices have been a hot topic in recent years, and 2025 is no different. While some expected costs to drop significantly, the reality is more complicated. New and used car prices remain high, making affordability a challenge for many buyers. dd In this article, we’ll break down the current
Wholesale Price Trends Market depreciation slows further, but EV volatility persists: Category This Week Last Week 2020–2023 Average Car Segments -0.18% -0.25% -0.30% Truck & SUV Segments -0.12% -0.16% -0.33% Whole Market -0.15% -0.19% -0.31% Key Drivers: Inventory & Retail Trends New Vehicles: Used Vehicles: 3 Trending News of the
Wholesale Price Trends Market depreciation slowed, aligning with seasonal norms, but challenges linger for older models: Category This Week Last Week 2017–2019 Average Car Segments -0.25% -0.43% -0.29% Truck & SUV Segments -0.16% -0.29% -0.34% Whole Market -0.19% -0.33% -0.32% Car Trends Newer models stabilize, but older vehicles face steep
Wholesale Price Trends This Week Last Week of January 2017–2019 Average in Same Week Car Segments -0.44% -0.36% -0.35% Truck & SUVs Segments -0.39% -0.32% -0.36% Whole Market -0.41% -0.34% -0.36% Inventory & Retail Trends New Vehicles: Used Vehicles: 3 Trending News of the Week Legislative & Insurance Updates Georgia-Specific
Wholesale Price Trends This Week Last Week 2017–2019 Average in Same Week Car Segments -0.30% -0.39% -0.35% Truck & SUVs Segments -0.38% -0.32% -0.36% Whole Market -0.36% -0.34% -0.36% The U.S. wholesale market remains stable but faces pressure from tariffs and shifting demand. Here’s the latest breakdown: Inventory & Retail
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