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Wholesale
Auction Academy Session Focuses on Senior Managers
Auto Remarketing Staff
Auction industry leaders took to the classroom for the latest Auction Academy session, serving as faculty for the Senior Managers Class on topics from vehicle valuation to online selling technology and dealer funding. Auction Academy, a professional education program developed by TPC Management, held the class in Nashville, Tenn., from Nov. 29 to Dec. 1. […] [Read More]
CADA’s Hatch Talks Fuel Regulations and Potential Effects on Industry & Consumers
Auto Remarketing Canada Editor Sarah Rubenoff
Canada is following the lead of the U.S. and rolling out a set of environmentally friendly rules that aim to cut greenhouse gas emissions from cars and light trucks. Under the new regulations, vehicles produced between 2017 and 2025 will have to reduce emissions by an average of 5 percent a year — every year. […] [Read More]
Kontos: November Wholesale Prices Continue on Path Started During Spring
Auto Remarketing Staff
Continuing a pattern the company said it has seen since the spring, ADESA Analytical Services’ monthly analysis of wholesale prices by model class showed the November figures softened both year-over-year and month-over-month. ADESA determined wholesale values in November averaged $9,554 — down 2.2 percent compared to October and off by 3.2 percent relative to November […] [Read More]
Where Used Prices May Be Headed This Winter
Auto Remarketing Editor Joe Overby
Due largely to the impact of Hurricane Sandy, used-vehicle prices fell only 1 percent month-over-month in November, according to the latest Guidelines report from NADA Used Car Guide, which said that December pricing should behave similarly before a modest turnaround to begin 2013. [Read More]
Black Book: Off-Lease Volume to Grow In Early 2013; CPO Benefits?
Sarah Rubenoff
Many factors point to expanded used inventory for dealers in 2013, and as off-lease vehicle volume is predicted to grow this coming year, stores may find it easier to secure quality, used vehicles. And this may be particularly good news for your certified pre-owned department, says Black Book managing editor Ricky Beggs. In fact, Black […] [Read More]
NAAA Leaders Pay Auto Remarketing a Visit
Auto Remarketing Staff
Continuing their rounds across the country, the leadership of the National Auto Auction Association stopped by the offices of Auto Remarketing parent company Cherokee Automotive Group on Tuesday. NAAA president Paul Lips was joined by chief executive officer Frank Hackett and president-elect Jack Neshe at the Cary, N.C., offices of CAG. The association’s leaders have […] [Read More]
AASC President & CEO Dies
Auto Remarketing Staff
Auto Remarketing learned this morning that Auto Auction Services Corp. president and chief executive officer Don Meadows has passed away. Meadows, who was one of the original founders of AutoIMS, died Monday morning. A statement from AASC was released today with the news of his passing. “An exemplary family man and charismatic leader, Don’s legacy […] [Read More]
Beggs: Wholesale Market Not Following Seasonal Trends
Sarah Rubenoff
It seems spring is coming early in the lanes, and wholesale prices are not in line with the season, says Black Book’s Ricky Beggs. In fact, last week 31 percent of the segments tracked by Black Book saw positive price adjustments (to the previously published value) in each of the past three weeks “This level […] [Read More]
More Talk of Unseasonably Strong Wholesale Patterns
Auto Remarketing Editor Joe Overby
Wholesale values appear to be moving in patterns that are not very fall-like, as the latest “Beggs on the Used Car Market” video report indicates. And to see how this national trend has played out in a local market, one only needs to look at the area around California’s capital. At Brasher’s Sacramento Auto Auction, […] [Read More]
Sandy Produces Change in November Manheim Index Reading
Nick Zulovich
Hurricane Sandy impacted yet another wholesale market indicator; this time the Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index. Manheim’s Tom Webb determined wholesale prices on a mix-, mileage- and seasonally adjusted basis rose by 0.6 percent in November. But without the seasonal adjustment, prices were unchanged. As a result, the Manheim Index reading for November stood at […] [Read More]
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