GAINESVILLE, Ga. -

Listen up, folks. The same old wholesale trends you have come to expect this year are changing — and changing fast.

Those watching the auction lanes this year have seen the truck segments outperform their smaller counterparts throughout most of 2015, but over the course of November, trucks started to lose a bit of their momentum.

And this past week, according to the latest Black Book Market Insights Report, the truck segments declined at a significantly quicker pace than the car categories.

Overall, truck wholesale prices fell by an average of $77 (or 0.47 percent) over the Thanksgiving holiday week, while cars only dipped by $33 or 0.22 percent.

For comparison, the average depreciation rate for cars over the previous four weeks had been 0.82 percent.

The switch up prompted Anil Goyal, vice president of automotive valuation and analytics at Black Book, to point out, “The steep downward market trend seen over the last four weeks in the car segments took a pause last week with relatively better value retention.”

The car segments seeing the best price retention last week were the entry midsize (down by 0.09 percent or $7), near-luxury (down by 0.14 percent or $21) and prestige luxury car (down 0.11 percent or $32) categories.

The compact car segment saw the biggest percentage drop, though it still only fell by 0.33 percent or $24.

For trucks, the decline of 0.47 percent was smaller than the average depreciation rate of 0.63 percent seen over the previous four weeks, when depreciation for these units started to pick up in November.

Among the trucks, the compact pickup, compact SUV, midsize pickup and subcompact CUV segments saw the best price retention last week, with rates holding steady with no change from the prior week.

The worst performing truck segment was the minivan cargo category, which saw prices drop by an average of 1.04 percent or $66 last week, followed by the midsize CUVs, which saw prices drop by 0.88 percent or $138.