You can visualize the relentless rise of new-vehicle prices in the U.S. market in many ways. Average transaction price – ATP – is a common measure, showing the amount consumers pay for a vehicle. Or look to the average monthly…
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. This week, Jonathan examines: The latest on COVID-19’s nationwide impact Jobless claims…
COVID-19 cases keep growing in the U.S., but the pace of increase is slowing as the peak in new cases occurred a week ago. Stay-at-home orders are working. Record jobless claims: The related closures will lead to a substantial economic…
Given the current turbulence in the automotive marketplace, the Cox Automotive Economic & Industry Insights team is publishing today its first-ever mid-month view of the wholesale market. This new commentary updates the Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index (MUVVI), Manheim Market…
Like the new- and used-vehicle markets, the CPO market struggled last month as mandated stay-at-home orders and dealership closings severely hampered vehicle sales. Sales of certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicles decreased 40% year over year in March. CPO sales were on…
Now that mandated stay-at-home orders have become the norm in many parts of the country – the right thing to do – all of us are finding ways to keep busy and entertained, including car shopping. The Cox Automotive Industry…
Watch the week four update with our Chief Economist Jonathan Smoke from his home studio in Atlanta, GA, as he explains the impact of COVID-19 on the automotive industry. Jonathan examines: The latest on COVID-19’s nationwide impact National and state-level…
On today’s show, CBT News continues its coronavirus coverage by speaking with Dale Pollak, founder of vAuto and executive vice president at Cox Automotive. Dale and Jim Fitzpatrick discuss Dale’s open letter to the auto industry, managing inventory, how Cox Automotive is…
Plummeting sales, caused by the spread of COVID-19 and the subsequent shutdown of states and businesses including car dealerships, caused the inventory of unsold new vehicles to pile up at the end of March. The number of new vehicles in…
COVID-19 cases keep growing in the U.S., but the pace of increase slowed down last week even while the rate of testing increased. Stay-at-home orders are working. The related closures will lead to a substantial economic contraction in March and…
