Car Shoppers Holding Out for Year-End Deals, Says Kbb.com
The vehicle information site is projecting a strong fourth quarter, and a recent consumer survey backs its prediction.
The vehicle information site is projecting a strong fourth quarter, and a recent consumer survey backs its prediction.
In its latest report, Kelly Blue Book says an incentives battle is coming later this year, as Japanese brands look to regain lost market share following the March 11 earthquake.
TrueCar.com forecasts that August 2011 sales will increase eight percent compared to last year despite a year-over-year drop in incentives.
Autodata Solutions and DriveItNow have partnered to provide a pre-qualified payment tool that incorporates quoting functionality and OEM incentive data.
Despite incentives picking up in July, TrueCar.com expects new- and used-vehicle sales to be down 0.9 percent and 1.8 percent, respectively.
Car buyers are responding to an apparent pick-up in incentive spending by manufacturers, reports CNW.
Consumers were back on the sidelines for the first 15 days of July, according to CNW Research, as car buyers continued to wait for the expected increase in incentives after the summer months.
ALG’s Eric Lyman talks to the magazine about the potential pricing bubble looming over the used-vehicle market in this exclusive interview with F&I and Showroom magazine.
GM’s complimentary auto insurance policy from MetLife Auto&Home includes both liability and physical damage coverage for one year.
This month's new-car sales (including fleet sales) are expected to be approximately 1.171 million units, a 19.3 percent increase from April 2010 but a 6 percent decrease from March 2011, according to Edmunds.com.
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