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AutoCheck Vehicle History Reports on Vehicle Detail Pages Increases Lead and Sales Conversions
Staying ahead of the trends and adjusting will support sales growth, while also supporting consumers as they begin to recover from the impact of COVID-19.
The early assessment for the automotive industry is that despite significant challenges at the onset of the pandemic, the industry continues to rebound.
Experian recently released its Q1 2020 Market Trends report, which provides insights about the vehicles on the road and the most popular vehicle segments.
Origination data from April and May provide some insight into the more immediate effects of the pandemic on the automotive industry.
Essential personnel and organizations are working tirelessly to deliver food and other resources, not to mention, protecting the health and safety of those around us. These vehicles still require proper maintenance and care to ensure they run smoothly. That’s where the automotive industry can help.
If there is one word to describe the automotive finance market in Q4 2019, it’s stable. By nearly every measure, the automotive finance market continued to move along at a good pace.
According to Experian’s Q3 2019 State of the Automotive Finance Market report, used vehicle financing increased across all credit tiers.
Electric Vehicles in Operation: Share Still Low as OEMs Make Bets on How to Time the Market
AutomotiveElectric vehicles have 2.08 percent of total VIO share through September 30, 2019
4-Cylinder Engines Continue to Gain Market Share; Providing Drivers with a Combination of Fuel Economy, Improved Performance
Apply Automotive TagThe demand for muscle cars with greater fuel and maintenance practicality has led to the increase in volume of 4-cylinder vehicles on the road.
Findings from Experian’s Q4 2018 Automotive Market Trends Analysis show that CUVs continue to stand out as a segment to watch within the auto industry.
Findings from the Q3 State of the Automotive Finance report show that Subprime originations hit the lowest overall share of the market seen in 11 years.
There are four reasons why the auto industry should be enthusiastic about the electric vehicle segment’s future.