Redline Auto Sales

Friday, 28 March 2014

Latest Paths of Used-Car Prices

McLEAN, Va., and CHICAGO - Wholesale prices are still on the upward swing as March comes to a close and we near the end of tax season, according to AuctionNet data provided to Auto Remarketing.

Most Popular Used Cars, Brands with Strongest Growth

McLEAN, Va. - While domestic models made up the majority of the Top 10 most-researched used vehicles at NADAguides.com last month, many of the brands boasting the greatest increases in consumer search activity were imports.

Unions, Automakers Voice Concern On Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement

TORONTO -

Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s announcement regarding a free-trade agreement between South Korea and Canada garnered a bit of a mixed review from the automotive industry and unions.

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Saturday, 8 March 2014

Growing Number of Shoppers to Buy Used Instead of New

NEW YORK -

The latest report from IBISWorld and findings from Equifax Canada released this week covered what appears to be a rosy future for the used-car industry, as analysts predict strong growth in the Canadian automotive industry and report more consumers turning to the used-vehicle industry for their next car purchase.

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Saturday, 1 March 2014

Automakers Respond to New Canadian Fuel Consumption Values, Ratings

This week, the Canadian automotive industry had time to respond to the Canadian Government’s introduction of an improved test methodology for establishing fuel-consumption values, which will be used for new 2015 model-year vehicles — and the verdict is positive.

Report: A Used-Car Industry ‘Snapshot’

With more than 250 million used cars on the road in the U.S., and close to 40 million of those vehicles changing hands each year, it’s fair to say the used-car sales business is one of the largest in the country.

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Saturday, 15 February 2014

3 Hondas Top Rankings of Most Popular Used Cars

Honda took the top three spots on Kelley Blue Book’s list of 25 most-researched vehicles on KBB.com during January, but it was Toyota leading the way with five of its models cracking the rankings.