Wholesale price declines dominated last week's story, though they didn't occur across the board. Black Book offers its analysis as the auto industry contemplates what the incoming Trump administration will mean for the market.
Black Book: Weekly Market Update
The overall wholesale market experienced more depreciation last week.
November 12, 2024
The compact car segment's price decline rate fell.
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