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NEW ORLEANS — Manheim released the 10th annual edition of Manheim's Used Car Market Report (UCMR) on January 29 at the National Automobile Dealers Association convention.
Read More →In a year when incentives kept new-car sales high and prices low, used-car sales more than held its own, with a record 43.6 million vehicles retailed in 2003 at a value of $370 billion, according to Manheim's 2004 Used Car Market Report.
Read More →In a year when incentives kept new car sales high and prices low, used car sales more than held their own, with a record 43.6 million vehicles retailed in 2003 at a value of $370 billion, according to Manheim’s 2004 Used-Car Market Report.
Read More →In a year when incentives kept new-car sales high and prices low, used-car sales more than held its own, with a record 43.6 million vehicles retailed in 2003 at a value of $370 billion, according to Manheim's 2004 Used Car Market Report.
Read More →In a year when incentives kept new car sales high and prices low, used car sales more than held their own, with a record 43.6 million vehicles retailed in 2003 at a value of $370 billion, according to Manheim’s 2004 Used-Car Market Report.
Read More →Manheim Auctions recently released its 2003 Used Car Market Report (UCMR), which provides an overview of the major events in remarketing during the past year, including comprehensive data and analysis on both the wholesale and retail sectors of the used-car industry.
Read More →Manheim Auctions recently released its 2003 Used Car Market Report (UCMR), which provides an overview of the major events in remarketing during the past year, including comprehensive data and analysis on both the wholesale and retail sectors of the used-car industry.
Read More →Trends continue to normalize after a strong start to the year, as consumers contend with higher gas prices in the coming summer months.
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