Along with highlighting a continued decrease in wholesale prices and a sagging auction conversion rate, Black Book’s newest Market Insights released on Tuesday pinpointed six specific vehicle segments that made the most significant value moves in the lanes last week.

Overall, Black Book reported wholesale prices declined 0.47%. And analysts said bidding activity also slowed slightly, leading to a decrease in the conversion rate, which fell below 60% to land at 58%.

Black Book also mentioned in the report that the estimated used retail days to turn is now at roughly 37 days.

So, what are those overall conditions doing to those six specific segments? Here is the breakdown:

—Sub-compact cars: Down 0.98%, following the previous week’s decline of 1.04%.

—Premium sporty cars: Up 0.11%, following three weeks of minor declines that averaged a weekly depreciation of 0.09%.

—Full-size cars less than 2 years old: Up another 0.94% last week and have posted increases in 14 of the past 15 weeks.

—Compact SUVs (down 0.76%) and sub-compact SUVs (down 0.70%). They also led the drops for 0- to 2-year-old units, with decreases of 0.62% and 0.80%, respectively.

—Full-size trucks less than 2 years old: Down 0.54%, more than double the previous week’s decline of 0.24%.

“At the midpoint of June, prices continue to show a downward trend,” Black Book said. “As always, our team of analysts are focused on keeping their eyes on the market for developing trends and gathering insight.”