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SEARCHGAINESVILLE, GA – Black Book has compiled a list of the top percentage changes in vehicle resale values for 2011-MY vehicles. The publication noted that entry-level cars showed the weakest price increase and that prestige luxury cars increased the most.
GAINESVILLE, GA – Black Book has compiled a list of the top percentage changes in vehicle resale values for 2011-MY vehicles. The publication noted that entry-level cars showed the weakest price increase at 15.6%, and that prestige luxury cars increased the most, at 24.4%.
“The opposite rang true for truck segments as compact SUVs like Jeep Wrangler and Nissan Xterra showed the most strength at 27.4%," said Ricky Beggs, Senior Analyst at Black Book.
Next down the list were luxury SUVs at 19.1% and full-size SUVs at 19.0%. Full-size CUVs were at the bottom, showing a 10.6% increase. The chart below shows the values for each of the segments:
Car Segments | Values Through 2010 | Values Through 2011 | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|
Prestige Luxury | $23,300 | $28,387 | 24.40% |
Luxury Level Car | $13,770 | $17,003 | 23.50% |
Near Luxury Car | $10,719 | $12,845 | 19.80% |
Upper Mid-Size Car | $8,117 | $9,662 | 19.00% |
Compact Car | $6,480 | $7,710 | 19.00% |
Full-Size Car | $7,765 | $9,231 | 18.80% |
Entry Mid-Size Car | $6,909 | $8,145 | 17.80% |
Sporty Car | $14,541 | $16,987 | 16.80% |
Premium Sporty | $36,013 | $41,756 | 16.00% |
Entry-Level Car | $5,852 | $6,767 | 15.60% |
Truck Segments | Values Through 2010 | Values Through 2011 | % Change |
Compact SUV | $9,695 | $12,350 | 27.40% |
Mini Van Cargo | $4,392 | $5,512 | 25.50% |
Full-Size Van Cargo | $9,220 | $11,294 | 22.50% |
Compact CUV | $9,966 | $12,055 | 21.00% |
Full-Size Van Wagon | $9,480 | $11,381 | 20.10% |
Mid-Size SUV | $10,737 | $12,838 | 19.60% |
Mid-Size CUV | $13,793 | $16,466 | 19.40% |
Luxury SUV | $24,196 | $28,813 | 19.10% |
Full-Size SUV | $13,974 | $16,630 | 19.00% |
Mini Van Wagon | $7,372 | $8,764 | 18.90% |
Compact Pickup | $9,492 | $10,727 | 13.00% |
Full-Size Pickup | $14,026 | $15,735 | 12.20% |
Mid-Size Pickup | $11,614 | $12,869 | 10.80% |
Full-Size CUV | $20,272 | $22,431 | 10.60% |
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