CARY, N.C. — As the second half of 2010 really gets into full swing, dealers and other industry leaders wanted to know what might unfold during the rest of the year. A discussion about the future of the used-vehicle market was the leading story this past week at AutoRemarketing.com.

Also drawing plenty of interest was a story sharing recent analysis from the NADA Used Car Guide.

The top five stories from AutoRemarketing.com this week are:

1. What's in Store for Used Market?

IRVINE, Calif. — For most of the year, used-vehicle prices have been on the upswing, but their rise has started to diminish, and one Kelley Blue Book analyst, in particular, said this could mean that …

2. NADA Used Car Guide: Despite Month-over-Month Softness, Overall Strength in Used Prices Continue

McLEAN, Va. — While the overall state of used-vehicle pricing was still rather healthy, there were numerous month-over-month value declines across various segments during June, some more …

3. NAAA: Auction Volume Continues Downward Movement

FREDERICK, Md. — The second quarter saw a continuation of the year-over-year decline in auction volume, albeit at a less steep slope than the first quarter. However, there still remains …

4. Honda CEO Speaks Out about Future Product Offerings

TOKYO — In assessing the company's global strategy moving forward on Tuesday, one point that Honda Motor Co.'s president and chief executive officer hammered home was that the automaker is enhancing …

5. J.D. Power: Domestics Pull Ahead of Imports in Vehicle Appeal

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. — The Big 3 enjoyed some good news on Thursday, as it was revealed that their brands earned a stronger average vehicle appeal score from J.D. Power and Associates than their import counterparts. This is something that hasn't happened since …

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