MARKHAM, Ontario -

Like the 1970s Canadiens or 1980s Islanders, the wholesale vehicle market in Canada is on a streak.

Wholesale prices have now climbed 11 straight weeks, according to Canadian Black Book, which said in a market update that values were up in 21 of 22 segments for the week ending Friday.

Specifically, there was a 0.60% increase in overall wholesale values last week, CBB said. That follows a 0.64% uptick for the week ending Oct. 15.

For the same week of 2017 through 2019, the average change was a decline of 0.37%.

There was a 0.69% lift in car segment values, versus a 0.68% increase the week before, with the 2017-2019 average being a decline of 0.44%.

The strongest increase among the car segments was for the near-luxury car segment, which was up 1.80%, according to CBB.

Truck prices were up 0.51%, compared to a 0.59% hike the prior week and the 0.30% decline for the 2017-2019 average. The most significant hike was for the subcompact luxury crossover, whose prices climbed 1.37%.

Each of the 13 truck segments showed price gains. Overall, the only segment of the 22 in CBB’s data that showed a decrease was the prestige luxury car segment (down 0.16%).