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July Delivers Higher Auto Rates with the Fed Promising More Ahead

As widely expected, the Fed raised the target for the Federal Funds Rate by three-quarters of a percentage point today as it remains steadfast in its goal to rein in inflation. Combined with the increase made in June, the Fed…

Auto Market Weekly Summary

The job market is starting to show signs of cooling as new initial claims have risen for seven straight weeks and are now at a level higher than they were before the pandemic began. However, continuing claims continue to remain…

The Used-Vehicle Market Is Beginning To Feel Normal Again, and That Is Good News for the Industry.

Earlier this month, during our quarterly Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index (MUVVI) conference call, there were a significant number of questions related to the health of the U.S. economy, inflation, and the impact used-vehicle prices are having on inflation. These…

Cox Automotive Auto Market Report: July 19

The video below is part of a biweekly Auto Market Report series focusing on data and insights that provide a holistic view of the auto industry. Chief Economist Jonathan Smoke leads our effort to translate data and trends into actionable…

Auto Market Weekly Summary

Inflation accelerated in June, according to the Consumer Price Index (CPI). The year-over-year inflation rate hit 9.1%, the highest since November 1981. Key categories that consume a sizable portion of consumer budgets, such as food, rent and gasoline, saw significant…

Auto Market Weekly Summary

The June employment report showed a slowing in job growth, but it exceeded expectations at 372,000 jobs created, which was a historically healthy number of jobs created. The unemployment rate was also unchanged at 3.6%. Labor force participation declined slightly,…

Cox Automotive Auto Market Report: July 6

The video below is part of a biweekly Auto Market Report series focusing on data and insights that provide a holistic view of the auto industry. Chief Economist Jonathan Smoke leads our effort to translate data and trends into actionable…

Auto Market Weekly Summary

Real GDP declined in the first quarter slightly worse than previously estimated, as downward revisions to spending reduced growth further. Even so, consumer spending did grow over Q4 2021. Consumer spending slowed in May. With inflation factored in, real spending…

2022 Mid-Year Review Replay Available

A replay of the Cox Automotive 2022 Mid-Year Review webcast held on Tuesday, June 28, is available below. Cox Automotive Chief Economist Jonathan Smoke and our Industry Insights team provided a deep dive into the economy and auto industry – the new, used…

Cox Automotive’s Ten Predictions for 2022 Take Home a Solid “B” Grade in the First Half

As the first half of 2022 comes to a close, our team is once again reviewing the market predictions we offered back in January and providing an assessment of how well we did.  Of course, we don’t have full-year results…