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Q4 2020 Kelley Blue Book Brand Watch Report: Hey, Bottom-for-Cars, Are We There Yet?

Shopping consideration for pickup trucks overtook shopping consideration for cars during 2020’s fourth quarter, a first in the history of the Kelley Blue Book Brand Watch Report. SUV shopping reigned supreme. The Brand Watch Report is a consumer perception survey…

Cox Automotive Analysis: Ford’s Q4 2020 U.S. Market Performance

Ford reports fourth-quarter and full-year 2020 financial results Thursday, Feb. 4, after the stock market closes. Analysts expect Ford to report a small loss, though they would not be surprised to see the automaker outperform forecasts. Ford already has warned…

Week #45 Special Edition: Economic Impact on Auto Sales with Jonathan Smoke

Our Chief Economist Jonathan Smoke joins us once again from his home studio in Atlanta, GA, with the latest on the impacts of COVID-19 on the automotive industry. The latest on COVID-19’s nationwide impact Continuing jobless claims and impacts by…

As the Car-Buying Process Moves Online, Satisfaction Jumps to an All-Time High

We all know that 2020 created huge shifts in consumer habits and behaviors – from the way we shop, work, eat and even how our kids learn. Our world has become much more digital and companies have embraced contactless business…

Lower Incentives, Higher Sales: The U.S. Auto Industry Carries Momentum Into 2021

January U.S. auto sales will be confirmed by many automakers on Tuesday, and the Cox Automotive Industry Insights team is forecasting healthy numbers. Our forecast, shared last week, calls for volume of approximately 1.1 million vehicles, down from a year ago, but moving at a good…

Auto Market Weekly Summary

The downward trend in new daily COVID-19 cases continues, but new variants are raising concerns. The economy grew in the fourth quarter. Consumer spending slowed, savings grew, and consumer confidence improved. Economy grows: The first estimate of fourth quarter 2020…

DAILY DRIVE PODCAST: Cox Automotive’s Steve Rowley: ‘The future is bright for us’

Join Automotive News Publisher Jason Stein for a daily podcast series about the coronavirus crisis. He speaks with industry experts, insiders and Automotive News reporters about how the virus is impacting and reshaping the automotive industry. The new Cox Automotive President Steve…

The Fed Stays Course

Little new information emerged from the Fed today as they issued their official statement following their first meeting of 2021. The biggest change in the official statement was acknowledging that “…  the pace of the recovery in economic activity and…

Week #44 Special Edition: Economic Impact on Auto Sales with Jonathan Smoke

Our Chief Economist Jonathan Smoke joins us once again from his home studio in Atlanta, GA, with the latest on the impacts of COVID-19 on the automotive industry. The latest on COVID-19’s nationwide impact Continuing jobless claims and impacts by…

Cox Automotive Forecast: Relatively Healthy Auto Sales Continue in January

ATLANTA, Jan. 26, 2021 – January is normally the quietest month of the year for vehicle sales as buyers take a break after holiday shopping, but according to a Cox Automotive forecast released today, January 2021 U.S. auto sales are…