September Used Car Sales Decline 3.9% Amidst High New Vehicle Prices
CNBC TelevisionNovember 5, 20251 min13,801 views
4 connectionsΒ·8 entities in this videoβUsed Auto Market Performance in September
- π September used car sales saw a decline of 3.9% year-over-year, according to Cox Automotive's Mannheim used auto report.
- π Despite the sales dip, used car prices were up 2% compared to last year, though fractionally lower than August.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Market Trends
- β‘ Luxury model sales, particularly EVs, increased by 2.3%, driven by high demand.
- π° The market saw continued interest in used EVs, with values up 0.8% compared to August, partly influenced by the expiration of federal tax credits for new EVs and partial credits for used models.
Factors Influencing Used Car Prices
- π New vehicle prices are near a record high, which is a primary driver pushing consumers into the used car market.
- β οΈ This dynamic is less a reflection of consumer behavior and more a consequence of supply and pricing in the new vehicle sector.
Impact of Tariffs on the Auto Market
- π While used cars are not directly shipped, they are impacted by tariffs indirectly through their correlation with new car prices.
- πΈ Tariffs can increase the cost for automakers, leading to higher new vehicle prices, which in turn elevates demand and prices in the used car market.
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