So-so month leaves balance of the year in doubt It seems as if it’s just not possible to put together more than two consecutive months of good sales in 2010. After a couple months, June and July, with SAARs (Seasonally …
But seasonally-adjusted price index continues to climb ADESA Canada’s Used Vehicle Price Index strengthened by approximately 0.8pts from June, seasonally adjusted. True to ALG’s forecast, auction prices continued to show weakness, but not at the level seasonally expected, causing the …
Strong July sales tip the scales to a more optimistic outlook For the first time since early in the year, it’s beginning to look like 2010 sales could surpass the analysts’ initial forecasts. Based on results through July, Scotiabank senior …
High dollar and consumer debt are contributing factors The ADESA Canada Used Vehicle Price Index fell for the fourth consecutive month in February, although its rate of decline was lower than during the past three months. It currently sits about …
The question is, “Is it sustainable?” February’s new-vehicle sales in Canada were not only up by 24.9 percent over the same month last year – which was a very low base for comparison – they were up by 2.7 percent …
Third consecutive month of decline The ADESA Canada Used Vehicle Price Index for January, prepared by ALG Canada, reflected a weakening of approximately one percentage point from December, seasonally adjusted. Overall auction values were flat as the expected seasonal improvement …
January sales up from 2009 but down from historic norm There was good news and bad in Canada’s new-vehicle sales results for January. While overall sales were up 6.2 percent from the very low base of January 2009 (which also …
