Bloomberg's Kevin Tynan Talks Car Prices, Interest Rates, Amazon And More On SiriusXM's 'Auto Trends'

 

Bloomberg Intelligence's Senior Auto Analyst Kevin Tynan (Photo Credit: KT)

In a two-part conversation, Kevin Tynan, a Bloomberg Intelligence senior auto analyst, joins us to recap 2023 sales and forecast both the new and used car markets. For those in the market for a new or pre-owned vehicle, tune in. 

Part One of the conversation airs Saturday, January 27 thru Thursday, February 1. To hear the program on SiriusXM and other radio outlets, click here.  

Bloomberg Intelligence Auto Analyst Talks To 'Auto Trends' (Video Included)

 

Bloomberg Intelligence's Kevin Tynan, a senior auto analyst, shares his insights about the current trends in the auto industry related to new and used car prices, leasing, vehicle affordability, interest rates, the Inflation Reduction Act, the economy, TikTok in cars and more. 

The radio program will air from Saturday, April 22 thru Thursday, April 27. To tune in to the program, click here. 

'Auto Trends' Talks To Bloomberg Intelligence Auto Analyst Kevin Tynan (Two-Part Show)

Show 1 with Bloomberg Intelligence will air Saturday, April 23 thru Thursday, April 28

Show 2 with Bloomberg Intelligence will air Saturday, April 30 thru Thursday, May 5

To tune in via Sirius and our FM radio affiliates, click here.

 

Detroit Auto Analyst Tom Libby Joins 'Auto Trends' To Talk Brand Loyalty, Consumer Car-Buying Habits And More

 

IHS Markit's Tom Libby, a Detroit-based auto analyst, joins 'Auto Trends' this weekend to recap the current state of the automotive market. Libby talks about everything from the current car-buying habits of consumers to which automakers are winning the brand loyalty game and what its worth to them.

Cox Automotive’s Kayla Reynolds Talks About The State Of The Auto Industry On 'Auto Trends'

 

Kayla Reynolds, Cox Automotive’s manager of economics and industry intelligence, joins Auto Trends with JeffCars.com to discuss the current state of the automotive industry.

During the in-depth conversation, Reynolds focuses on the key indicators that are literally ‘driving’ the economy and causing new car prices to rise upwards of $3,000, since 2019. Moreover, for cash strapped consumers, who feel as though they are being priced out of the new car market, she explores the impact Covid-19 and other factors are having on the used car market.

Background Info About Jeff And JeffCars.com

Jeff Fortson is the host and the executive producer of the only and longest running syndicated multicultural automotive radio program in the industry, Auto Trends with JeffCars.com. The weekly program, which airs on SirusXM and several traditional radio outlets, includes one-on-one conversations with many of the industry's pioneers and influencers. 

Fortson, who considers himself to be a student of the business, has worked for the Chrysler Corporation and several dealerships. Currently he serves as the editor of JeffCars.com, an educational car-buying website with a new-car pricing guide and configurator. 

In addition to JeffCars.com, the car fanatic has also penned several extensive car-buying guides throughout the years for Black Enterprise, Ebony and Essence, three of the premier magazines in the Black community. Thus, this makes him the only auto writer who has contributed to all three magazines.

Moreover, in April 2009, Essence recognized him as a "The top guru for sound car-buying advice." His contributions and articles have also appeared in The Washington Post, Jet, Bet.com, BlackAmericaWeb.com and Aol.com. 

In fact, he was tapped in 2009 by AOL's BlackVoices.com to author a new blog, bvAuto. Added to that, he has appeared on such programs as CNN and NPR, serving in the role of an automotive analyst. 

Furthermore, he created a car-buying clinic, which is copyrighted with the Library Congress, as a means to combat predatory auto lending practices with minority consumers.

Lastly, Fortson has partnered with several schools throughout the years to create minority outreach educational school programs centered around STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) and financial literacy.