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Data analyzed by Edmunds.com revealed that consumers paid about 10 percent more for three-year-old, used compact cars in July than in January, with prices for this segment increasing 1.6 percent over the same period in 2010.
Read More →NADAguides’ 2011 second quarter Traffic Trends Report showed that site traffic for RVs increased 29 percent since the beginning of the year, which analysts attributed to lower than expected gas prices.
Read More →In September, the best sales and F&I trainers in the business will converge in Las Vegas for the magazine’s annual conference. Not being there is a gamble you can’t afford to take.
Read More →John Palmer, president and CEO of ProMax Unlimited, will present two seminars at the the upcoming 2011 Special Finance Conference, scheduled for September 26-28 at the Las Vegas Hilton.
Read More →AutoTrader.com's June Trend Engine report indicated that slightly lowering gas prices are likely contributing to the rising interest in larger vehicles.
Read More →Lowering gas prices and inventory shortages that were less severe than expected played key roles in the month-over-month improvement.
Read More →NADA economist Paul Taylor anticipates an increase in new-vehicle sales as inventory levels rise and gas prices drop through the beginning of July.
Read More →A new Kelley Blue Book Market Intelligence survey indicates that 52 percent of car shoppers have changed their minds about gas prices and think they will either stay the same or go down in the next 30 days.
Read More →A national survey of 2,000 representative Americans found that large majorities are concerned about gas prices (85 percent), think it is important to reduce oil consumption (87 percent), and believe it is important to increase fuel economy standards (75 percent).
Read More →In their latest report, analysts at DealerTrack subsidiary ALG are sticking with predictions they made a month ago that a prolonged production interruption of Japanese-made vehicles could cause prices on some models to jump by as much as 10 percent.
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