Carvana CEO Survives to Tell a Comeback Tale
2024 ARA Summer Roundtable: Ernie Garcia recaps a rough two years as he leads the used retail and wholesale giant out of its darkest days.
2024 ARA Summer Roundtable: Ernie Garcia recaps a rough two years as he leads the used retail and wholesale giant out of its darkest days.
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The industry overall is seeing a strengthening trend in wholesale used vehicle market values.
Retail used-vehicle prices have been consistently lower through the first seven months of 2024 compared to year-ago levels.
2021 MY off-lease vehicles are flowing into the market but will ease for the rest of this year reflecting the slower sales and leasing pace of late 2021.
The market is starting to see lower lease maturities for the key 3-year-old segment, and those effects will be felt over the rest of this year and into 2025 and 2026.
New automated absolute sale enables dealers to capture peak buyer demand in real time.
The fundraiser will kick off this year’s ARA Summer Roundtable conference near Dallas with a focus on supporting industry education.
The widely quoted and ever-present stalwart of the vehicle remarketing industry has been a near-universal presence at industry events and throughout related business media.
CAR 2024: Despite the relentless push toward all types of technology, it must be harnessed in ways that put first the employees working the auctions and the customers buying and selling the vehicles.
Clients who rely on MMR can now benefit from even more precise vehicle values that account for high-value options like heated seats, adaptive cruise control, and more.
The latest advances are moving unevenly through many of the functions that span fleet management, resale, and turnover.
ARA Summer Roundtable: Attendees will learn about future industry scenarios and how those could potentially affect their remarketing businesses.
OPENLANE, Cox Automotive, and a Tennessee auto auction all make management moves in the last month.
New figures show a drop off in dealership sales and inventory reporting due to the weeks long disruption in the DMS, but it had less of an impact on the used-vehicle market than on the new-vehicle market.
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