Showing posts with label new car prices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new car prices. Show all posts

Friday, October 27, 2023

Auto Analyst Kevin Tynan Talks To 'Auto Trends' About The Current State Of The Car-Buying Market

Kevin Tynan is a senior auto analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence. (Photo Credit: BI)


This week on Auto Trends with JeffCars.com, a multicultural syndicated automotive program, we delve into both the new and used car buying markets, sharing what consumers should anticipate paying.

Kevin Tynan, a Bloomberg Intelligence senior auto analyst and a regular contributor to the program, examines everything from new vehicle leasing and its impact on the future of used car pricing to the vehicle segment consumers can expect healthy discounts, after the average transaction price (ATP) maxed out at $67,000 in 2022.

Tynan will also briefly share his perspective on the UAW strike. 

Friday, October 1, 2021

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.

Friday, April 23, 2021

Cox Automotive Talks Average Transaction Prices And More On 'Auto Trends'

 



2022 Jeep Grand Wagoneer


We go one on one with Mark Schimer, who is a Detroit-based director at Cox Automotive, talking about the day supply and the average transaction price consumers should expect to pay for many of today's vehicles. 

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