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What Dealers Can Expect From the Used Car Market in the Second Half of 2022
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ZeroSum 2/8/22 4:03 PM
We recently published our January Market First Report which showed trends in the new vehicle market as inventory shortages continued. Since then, we have received several inquiries about the used car market and you will find a supplement to our automotive data and sales forecast report below.
After four consecutive months of declining inventory levels, used vehicle inventory rose over 6% in January 2022. Although inventory is still down about 10% year-over-year, this may signal a turning point for the market.
As the inventory shortage continued, more used cars were moved off lots than were added to inventory for most of 2021. However, in January 2022, more cars were added than moved. This is the first time the market has seen this since June 2021. While less units were added than last month, inventory levels are still looking stronger than in December.
To recap, the January new car market started with 13% more new vehicles on the ground that December. However, 17% fewer vehicles were added to dealer's inventory in January than December. Turn rate decreased to 88% and average MSRP declined by 1%. Read the full report here.
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