Auto Market Update Week Ending Jan 27, 2024
A Tale of Modest Recovery and Surprising Trends Once upon a time, in the bustling automotive market of 2024, a curious phenomenon began to unfold. As we neared the end of January, the car industry, like a seasoned storyteller, narrated a tale of subtle yet meaningful change. For those navigating
Is the Used Car Market Going Back to Normal in 2024?
Picture a vibrant used-car dealership in the heart of Atlanta, where vehicles of all make and models line the lot, each a silent testament to the ever-evolving market dynamics. As 2024 unfolds, the used-car market is undergoing a significant transformation. After several years of atypical conditions, signs of normalization are
2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz Diminished Value Case Study
Imagine cruising down the streets in your shiny, new 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz, the envy of your neighbors and friends. But one unfortunate day, it’s involved in an accident. Thankfully, you’re unharmed, and the vehicle is expertly repaired, looking as good as new. However, when the time comes to sell,
Study: The Positive Shift in 2023 Car Buying Experiences
Imagine a world where buying a car is as enjoyable as the first drive in your new vehicle. For years, car buyers have navigated a sea of uncertainty and stress, but as we enter 2023, a wave of change is sweeping across the automotive landscape. Cox Automotive’s Car Buyer Journey
Auto Market Update Week Ending Jan 20, 2024
As the sun sets on another week in the world of automotive commerce, it leaves behind a trail of subtle yet significant changes. The recent trends in vehicle depreciation, a topic often overlooked in mainstream discussions, are painting a fascinating picture of the market’s evolution. This week, we delve deeper
Electric Cars in Cold Weather: Essential Tips for EV Owners
Electric Cars in Cold Weather: Navigating and Overcoming the Challenges Imagine a typical winter morning in Atlanta but with a twist. You, an electric vehicle (EV) owner, step out to find your car struggling against the cold. This isn’t just a hypothetical scenario; it’s a reality faced by many EV
