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New-vehicle sales are expected to rise nearly 2% year over year to 1.48 million units, Kelley Blue Book reports. The firm also expects the industry SAAR to be at its highest level for March since 2007.
Read More →Jaguar F-Type, Hyundai Genesis and Audi A3 also saw a strong surge in search activity on KBB.com.
Read More →According to The KBB.com’s Market Intelligence research, a region’s most popular brands are often headquartered or have assembly plants in that area. The data suggests that shoppers have strong brand loyalty and research the manufacturers with local ties to their region.
Read More →Through its new strategic partnership with Internet marketing firm and the dealer association, Kelley Blue Book will make its vehicle values and insights available to the China market.
Read More →With one additional selling day, October sales are on track to reach 1.22 million units, KBB reported last week. And barring any economic setbacks, the vehicle information site expects sales to reach 15.6 million units this year.
Read More →The government just experienced a more than two-week hiatus, but the auto industry could be on track to actually top September sales this month.
Read More →The kbb.com redesign includes a pricing range for each vehicle make and model, as well as dealership microsites. Officials say customers are more likely to pay at or above fair purchase price for a vehicle once they view the Kelley Blue Book fair price range.
Read More →The seasonally adjusted annual rate is at 15.7 million units, while September is expected to decline 1.8 percent to a total of 1.17 million units, KBB reports.
Read More →Kelley Blue Book reports men are more likely to consider Lincoln, while women prefer Volvo.
Read More →New-vehicle sales are expected to improve 13.6 percent in August 2013 to a total of 1.46 million units, Kelley Blue Book reports.
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