After weeks of unusually brisk business, auto wholesale markets calmed last week, according to Black Book. See in its weekly report which segment was still extra-robust.
Black Book: Weekly Market Update
Activity, though down slightly from the previous week, was above the average seasonal prepandemic level.
May 20, 2025
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Black Book
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Black Book: Weekly Market Update
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Still-pricey market nonetheless sees healthy volume
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