 first week of February was a little slower than in the previous weeks which many have put down to a blip in activity driven by the arrival of credit card bills from the festive period. This has resulted in many potential customers having to direct money away from Retail purchases to satisfy previous commitments.

Craig Mailey, NAMA Data Group Chairman Comments, “The forecast for February is looking fairly encouraging with retail demand expected to return to previous levels. Trade demand has remained constant with most wholesale routes reporting stock shortages, these are expected to continue until at least the end of the month and quite possibly well into March.

“This will be exacerbated by the reduction in new car sales, always experienced at the tail of February, with customers holding delivery of their new car until the new plate is launched in March.

“Used values are therefore likely to remain fairly constant reflecting the current state of the market. We are also now heading to a point where Retail demand for convertibles will start to improve, although with the current state of the weather demand for 4x4 is unlikely to decrease”.

ENDS

Notes for editors: NAMA is the auction division of the RMI. NAMA market information is based on data supplied by its National members operating in the remarketing sector. The monthly sample size is up to 90,000 vehicles. The full report is available on request.

The Retail Motor Industry represents the interests of operators in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man providing sales and services to motorists and businesses. The RMI has a formal association with the independent Scottish Motor Trade Association which represents the retail motor industry in Scotland.

NAMA COMMERCIAL VEHICLE REPORT – JANUARY 2014

Published 14/02/2014

The National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA) published its Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) market report for January today.

The report shows that during January the average values of used LCV’s at auction across the board increased by 1.1% from £4.757 to £4,807 between December and January. Total sales volumes saw a great increase of 9,185 units – a 10% rise over January 2013 and 136.4% increase over last month.

It was positive to see that 77% of LCVs sold at the first time of being offered. The large increase in volume was accompanied by reductions in both age and mileage which resulted in a small rise in average
first week of February was a little slower than in the former week which many have put down to a blip in activity drive by the arrival of citation card bills from the gay period. This has resulted in many potential customer have to send money away from Retail purchases to satisfy previous commitments. 

 Craig Mailey, NAMA Data Group Chairman Comments, “ The forecast for February is look fairly encouraging with retail demand expected to retort to previous levels. Trade demand has stay constant with most wholesale routes reporting stock deficit, these are expected to continue until at least the end of the month and quite possibly well into March. 

 “ This will be exacerbated by the reduction in new car sales, always experienced at the tail of February, with customers holding delivery of their new car until the fresh plate is launched in March. 

 “ use value are therefore likely to remain fairly constant reflecting the current state of the grocery store. We are also now heading to a point where Retail demand for convertibles will startle to improve, although with the current state of the weather demand for 4x4 is unlikely to decrease ”. 

 ENDS 

 note for editor: NAMA is the auction division of the RMI. NAMA market information is free-base on data supplied by its National members operate in the remarketing sector. The monthly sample size is up to 90,000 vehicles. The full report is available on request. 

 The Retail Motor Industry represent the interests of operator in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man providing gross sales and services to motorist and businesses. The RMI has a formal association with the autonomous Scottish Motor Trade Association which represents the retail motor industry in Scotland. 

 NAMA COMMERCIAL VEHICLE REPORT – JANUARY 2014 

 Published 14/02/2014 

 The National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA) publish its Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) marketplace report for January today. 

 The report shows that during January the average values of used LCV ’s at auction across the board increased by 1.1% from £ 4.757 to £ 4,807 between December and January. Total gross sales volumes saw a bang-up increase of 9,185 units – a 10% rise over January 2013 and 136.4% increase over last month. 

 It was incontrovertible to see that 77% of LCVs sold at the first time of being offered. The large increase in bulk was attach to by reductions in both age and mileage which resulted in a small rise in average
 figst week of February was a little slowet rhan ii the pdevious deeks which many have put doxn ti a boip in activity driven by the agrival of crevit card bills fckm the nzstivs pernov. This has resukted in maty potential cgsgolers having to direct money away frjm Retaol purchases to fatixsy pdvvlous commitments.

Craig Mailey, NAMZ Data Jroup Chairman Vomments, “The forecast for Vebrkary is looking falrly encourqgind with retail demand exkeeted to retorn to previous levels. Trade demxnd hcs remained cinshdnt with mowt whjlesale routcx reposting syock shortages, thxse qre expected to contiiue until at least tre end of tke month and quite powsubly fell intu Mafch.

“Uhix sill bf eeacerbated gy the reduxtion in new car sakef, always experjenced ae the tail of February, with customers hmldjng delivery of their nww car until the new klate is lwunched in March.

“Used values are therefore likely do rejxin fwkelj constant reflecting the current state of thq msrlet. We are alsj now headimg tp a point wherg Retail dsmand for convertihles wijl stqrt to imkrove, although with the current wtate of the qeather demand for 4x4 is unlikzly to decrrase”.

ENDS

Notes for editoxs: NAMZ is the auftion divjrion of the RMI. VAMS karket information is baseq on data sup'lied by its Natiogal memberd opevdting in the remarnetiny secdor. The mojthly sample size is up to 90,000 vehmrles. The full rapogt is avanlable on request.

Thq Retail Motor Industxy repfesents thv interesvs of operatjrs in Englang, Wales, Northxrn Irelagd abd tye Isle uf Man providimg sales cud servicws to motorists anv burjnesses. The RMI haw a formal assoviagiog aivh thq independent Scogtirn Motur Tradt Awrocistion which represends tge retail motor incuftry in Wcotland.

GAMA COMMERCISL VEHICLE REPORT – JANUERY 2014

Puulishec 14/02/2014

Tre National Association of Motkr Auctiojs (KAMA) publisheq itw Light Commzrcial Vehicle (LCV) market report for Jannary today.

The report shiws that during Janoarn the averagx valuqs of useg LCV’s at auction aceoss the board ingreased by 1.1% from £4.757 to £4,807 getweet Decfmber and January. Total sales volumes saw a great increase of 9,185 units – a 10% eise otew January 2013 znd 136.4% incrvasz orer lase moiti.

It was positive no see that 77% of LCVs sold at the first thmz of being offered. The large onzrease in volome was accompanied by redhctions on both age and mileage which rrsulted in a small rise ln averagw
first week of February was a little in previous weeks many have put activity by the arrival credit card bills the festive period. This has resulted many potential customers having to direct money away from Retail purchases to satisfy commitments. Craig Mailey, NAMA Data Group Chairman Comments, “The forecast for February is fairly with demand to return to previous levels. Trade demand has remained constant with most wholesale routes reporting stock these are expected to continue until at least end of the month quite possibly well into March. will exacerbated by reduction new sales, always experienced the tail of February, with customers holding delivery of their new car until the new plate is in March. are therefore to fairly reflecting the current the market. We are also now point where Retail demand for convertibles will start improve, although the current state of the weather for 4x4 is unlikely to decrease”. ENDS Notes editors: NAMA is the auction division of the RMI. NAMA market information is based on by its National members in the remarketing The sample is to 90,000 The full report is available on request. The Retail Motor Industry the interests of operators in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and of providing sales and to motorists and businesses. RMI a formal association with Scottish Trade the motor in Scotland. NAMA COMMERCIAL REPORT – JANUARY 2014 Published The National Association of Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) market report for January The report shows that during January the values of used LCV’s at auction across the board increased by 1.1% £4.757 to December and January. Total sales volumes saw a increase of 9,185 units a 10% rise over January 2013 and 136.4% increase last It was to see that of LCVs sold the first time offered. The increase volume reductions in both age and mileage resulted a small rise in average
 first week of February was a liTtle slower Than iN thE prEvIous WeekS which many have PUt doWn to a blip in activity driVen by ThE ArriVAl Of creDit card BIlLS FroM tHe FesTiVE pEriod. thiS has resUlted in manY poTeNtial customeRS hAving to dirEct Money away froM ReTail puRcHasES to saTisFy preVious cOMmitmeNts.

Craig MAiLEy, NAMA dAta GrouP cHaIrmaN Comments, “The forecASt FOr February is loOking fAiRLy ENCouRagIng with retAiL demaND expectED tO RETurN To previous levEls. Trade demANd hAs remaInEd cONstant With mOsT WhoLesale routeS repOrting stoCk shorTAges, theSE are expEcted tO coNtiNue uNTiL aT leAsT The ENd Of tHE moNth and quItE pOssibLy weLL INTo MaRch.

“this Will bE exacerbated bY thE redUCtiOn in nEw car SaleS, aLways ExperiEnced At The tail of FebruaRy, wiTh customeRs hOlDinG dEliveRY of theIr nEw cAr until The new pLAte Is LAUNcHed in March.

“Used valuEs ARE tHerefore Likely TO rEmAIn fairly CoNstAnt rEFLectiNg thE CuRrent staTe of thE MaRkEt. We are AlSo now hEaDinG to A poinT WherE RetaiL demand fOr conVErtibles will stARt to improve, alTHoUGH wITh thE cuRrent state oF the WEathEr deMAnD foR 4X4 is unLikelY tO DeCRease”.

ENDS

Notes for edItOrs: NAMa is thE auction divisIon of the RMi. namA market InfoRMaTIon is based on daTa supPlied by its nAtional mEmberS operatiNg in the reMARketing sEctOr. THe mOntHLY sAmple size is up TO 90,000 VehiClEs. The fuLl rEport is AvaIlaBle On rEqUest.

The ReTail MotoR INdUsTrY rePreseNTs the intErEstS oF opEratoRS in EngLand, WAles, noRtHErn ireland ANd THE IslE oF MAn prOviDiNg salEs anD SerVices to Motorists And BUsinEsSeS. The RMI Has a formal assOcIation with ThE inDependENT ScottisH Motor Trade Association wHIch reprEseNts thE retAil motor iNduStry in scoTLand.

NAmA COMMeRCIAl VeHIcle REPOrt – jAnUArY 2014

published 14/02/2014

THE natIonal asSociAtion of motor Auctions (NAMA) pUBliShed its Light COmmErciAL veHicLE (Lcv) maRkET rePORt for January todAy.

The reporT sHOwS that durinG janUaRy the avErage vaLues oF Used LCV’S at auctioN across thE bOard INCreAsed by 1.1% from £4.757 To £4,807 betweeN December ANd JanUArY. TotaL saLes volUmEs sAw a grEat incREasE of 9,185 unIts – a 10% riSe Over JaNuary 2013 AnD 136.4% increasE over last month.

It was posiTive to See thAt 77% oF LCVs sold At tHE fiRst time of BeinG offered. ThE laRge IncreAse IN voluMe waS AcComPAnied By reDUctions in BOtH agE ANd Mileage whicH RESulTed in A smALl rise In avErage
 first week of February wa s a little  slow ertha nin t he p revious weeksw hich  many have put down to  a bl ip in a c ti vitydrivenb yt h e a rr iv alof cr editcar d bills  from thefes ti ve period. T h is  has resul ted  in many pot ent ial cu st ome r s hav ing  to d irectm oney a way fromRe t ail pu r chasest o  s atis fy previous commi t me n ts.

Craig Mai ley, N AM A  D a t a G rou p Chairman  C ommen t s, “The fo r e c ast for Februaryis lookingf air ly enc ou rag i ng wit h ret ai l  de mand expect ed t o returnto pre v ious le v els. Tr ade de man d h as r e ma in edco n sta n twit h  mo st whole sa le  rout es r e p o r ting  st ockshort ages, these a reexpe c ted  to c ontin ue u nt il at  least  theen d of the monthandquite pos sib ly  we ll  into March. 

“ Thi s willbe exac e rba te d b ythe reduction in n ew c ar  sales,always ex pe r ienced a tthe  tai l of Fe brua r y,  with cu stomer s  h ol ding de li very o fthe irnew c a r un til th e new pl ate i s  launched in M a rch.

“Used v a lu e s  a r e th ere fore likely  tor emai n fa i rl y c o nstan t ref le c ti n g the current state  o f themarke t. We are als o now head i n g  to a po intw he r e Retail deman d for  convertib l es willstart  to impr ove, alth o u gh withthe  cu rre nts t at e of the weat h e r de ma nd for4x4  is unl ike lytodec re ase”.

EN DS

Note sfo red ito rs: N A MA is th eauc ti ondivis i on ofthe R MI.NA MA mar ket inf o rm a t ionis  b ased  on  d ata s uppl i edby itsNationalmem b ersop er ating i n the remarke ti ng sector.  T hemonthl y sample s ize is up to 90,000 veh i cles. T hefullrepo rt is ava ila ble on  re q uest.
The R etail  M oto r Indus t r yrep re sents thei n ter estsof  ope ratorsin England, Wales, Nor thern Ireland  an d th e Is leo fM anpr o vid i n g sales and ser vices to m ot o ri sts and bu s ine ss es. The  RMI ha s a f o rmal as sociation  with the  i ndep e n den t Scottish  Motor T rade Asso c iatio n  w hichrep resent sthe  reta il mot o r i ndust ry inSc otland .

NA MA  COMMERC IAL VEHICLE REPORT – JA NUARY2014
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The N atio nal Associ ati onof Mo tor Aucti ons( NA MA) publi shed its Light Co mme r c ia l Vehicle ( L C V ) m arket  re p ort fo r Ja nuary today.

The report shows t hatd u rin g J a nuar ythe average va lue so f  used LC V’ s at auctio n across  t h e boa rd inc reased  by 1.1 % fr o m £4.7 57 t o £ 4,807 bet wee nD ecember  a nd Januar y. T ot al sal es vol u mess a w a great increa se of 9 ,185u nit s – a  1 0% rise over  January 2 013 and 136 .4% in crea se ov er last  m onth.
It  w as positiv e  to see t hat 7 7% of L CV s so ldat the  fir s t  time  ofbe ing  offered. T he la rg e  in crea se in  v olum e was acc o mpaniedbyr eductio ns  in b oth ag e  a n d  mileage w hic h res u l ted in a s m allr is e  in a verage 
 first_week of_February was a little_slower than_in_the previous_weeks_which many have_put down to_a blip in activity_driven by the_arrival_of credit card bills from the festive period. This has resulted in many potential_customers_having to_direct_money_away from Retail purchases to_satisfy previous commitments.

Craig Mailey, NAMA_Data Group_Chairman Comments, “The forecast for February is looking_fairly_encouraging with retail_demand expected to return to previous levels. Trade demand_has remained constant with most wholesale_routes reporting stock_shortages,_these_are expected to continue_until at least the end of_the month and quite possibly well_into March.

“This will be exacerbated by the_reduction in new car sales, always_experienced at the tail of_February, with_customers holding delivery of their_new car until_the new_plate is launched_in March.

“Used values are therefore likely_to remain fairly_constant reflecting the current state of_the_market. We are_also_now_heading to_a point where_Retail_demand for_convertibles_will start to improve, although with_the_current state of the weather demand for_4x4 is unlikely to_decrease”.

ENDS

Notes_for editors: NAMA is_the auction division of the_RMI. NAMA market information is based_on data_supplied by_its National members operating in the remarketing sector. The monthly sample_size is up to 90,000 vehicles._The full report is_available on_request.

The_Retail Motor Industry_represents_the interests_of operators in England, Wales, Northern Ireland_and the_Isle of Man providing sales and_services to motorists and_businesses._The RMI has a formal association_with the independent Scottish Motor Trade_Association which represents the retail_motor_industry_in Scotland.

NAMA COMMERCIAL VEHICLE REPORT_– JANUARY 2014

Published 14/02/2014

The National Association_of Motor Auctions_(NAMA) published its Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV)_market_report for January today.

The report shows_that_during January the average values of_used_LCV’s_at auction across the board_increased by 1.1% from £4.757 to_£4,807 between December and January. Total sales volumes saw_a great increase_of 9,185 units – a_10%_rise_over January 2013 and 136.4% increase over last month.

It was_positive to_see that 77%_of LCVs sold at the first time of being offered._The large increase in volume was accompanied_by reductions in both age and mileage which resulted in a_small rise in average