Twelve weeks into 2016, it appears a few truck segments a picking up the pace when it comes to depreciation.

That’s according to the latest weekly edition of the Black Book Market Insights report, part of which looked back at the used-car price movements in opening quarter of the year.

In a departure from what has been the typical theme of the auction lanes in the last year — i.e. the downward movement in car prices — the first quarter showed a few truck segments with heftier wholesale value drops.

Among those are the full-size luxury utility segment and the full-size pickup, Black Book said. 

Leading the pack in terms of year-to-date depreciation is the compact van, which is down between 6 percent and 7 percent. The prestige luxury car was second, with values down more than 6 percent.  The minivan’s prices have dipped just under 6 percent.

The aforementioned full-size luxury crossover/SUV and full-size pickup follow close behind, though, as do the full-size vans, with year-to-date depreciation levels above 5 percent.

Meanwhile, showing the best retention so far this year has been the midsize car, full-size crossover/SUV and subcompact crossover, respectively. Each are down less than 3 percent, according to Black Book.