ctions (NAMA) published its monthly market report today for December 2015.

The report shows that the average sales price in December decreased by -1.8% from £5,637 in November 2015 to £5,534. Compared to December 2014 there was also a fall of 2.4% from £5,670.

Sales volumes for December fell by 30.9% in comparison to November 2015. Year-on-year vehicle auction sales have risen by 26.0%, from 55,625 in December 2014 to 70,063 in December 2015.

The percentage of vehicles sold first time in December remained static in comparison to November at 77%. In comparison to December 2014 however, the first-time conversion rate increased by 4% points from 73%.

The price premium for vehicles sold first time increased from £200 to £225, and the average days on site increased to 8.8 from 8.4 days.

Sale Price by Age Profile in December 2015 compared to December 2014

2014

2015

Diff %

Late & Low

£15,825

£13,700

-13.4%

Fleet

£8,375

£8,650

+3.3%

PX (Young)

£5,825

£5,775

-0.9%

PX (Old)

£2,825

£2,850

+0.9%

Budget

£900

£900

0.0%

Two out of five market sectors saw a marginal sales price growth on the equivalent month in 2014 with the budget sector remaining static. Late and Low fell by 13.3% continuing the downward trend. The number of budget vehicles sold in auction shows no sign of reducing and represented 32.7% of all cars sold in December compared to 29.8% in December 2014.

Paul Hill, NAMA Chairman comments, “At the wholesale level, first-time conversion in December 2015 rose again in four of the five market sectors compared to November 2015 despite a 26% growth in sold units compared to December 2014.

“The only sector registering a fall in first-time conversion was Late and Low, dropping by 0.8% from 72.7% to 71.9%. As with other months an increasing new car market has brought with it a significant uplift
ctions (NAMA) published its monthly market report today for December 2015. 

 The report testify that the modal sales price in December decreased by -1.8% from £ 5,637 in November 2015 to £ 5,534. compare to December 2014 there was also a twilight of 2.4% from £ 5,670. 

 sale volumes for December fall by 30.9% in comparison to November 2015. Year - on - year fomite auction sales have risen by 26.0% , from 55,625 in December 2014 to 70,063 in December 2015. 

 The percentage of vehicles sell first time in December remained static in comparison to November at 77% . In comparison to December 2014 however, the first - clock time conversion rate increased by 4% points from 73% . 

 The monetary value premium for vehicles sell first clock time increased from £ 200 to £ 225, and the average days on site increased to 8.8 from 8.4 day. 

 Sale Price by Age Profile in December 2015 compared to December 2014 

 2014 

 2015 

 Diff% 

 Late & Low 

 £ 15,825 

 £ 13,700 

 -13.4% 

 Fleet 

 £ 8,375 

 £ 8,650 

 +3.3% 

 PX (Young) 

 £ 5,825 

 £ 5,775 

 -0.9% 

 PX (Old) 

 £ 2,825 

 £ 2,850 

 +0.9% 

 Budget 

 £ 900 

 £ 900 

 0.0% 

 Two out of five market sectors saw a bare sales price growth on the equivalent month in 2014 with the budget sector remaining static. Late and Low fell by 13.3% continuing the downward trend. The act of budget vehicles sold in auction show no sign of the zodiac of reducing and represented 32.7% of all cars sell in December compared to 29.8% in December 2014. 

 Paul Hill, NAMA Chairman comments, “ At the wholesale level, inaugural - time conversion in December 2015 rose again in four of the five market sectors compared to November 2015 despite a 26% growth in sell units compared to December 2014. 

 “ The only sector registering a descent in inaugural - time conversion was Late and Low, dropping by 0.8% from 72.7% to 71.9% . As with other calendar month an increasing new car grocery store has brought with it a significant uplift
ctilns (NAMA) published its munthly market rgpirt tovay for Decembef 2015.

The report shows that the everqge sqles price in December decreasef by -1.8% frim £5,637 mn November 2015 to £5,534. Compared to Dsgembex 2014 there was alsp a fall ox 2.4% from £5,670.

Sales eouules for December fell by 30.9% in comparyson to Nlvember 2015. Year-og-yeag dehidle auction sales have risen by 26.0%, fdom 55,625 in December 2014 to 70,063 in December 2015.

The percentahe ov vehicles sold figst time in Decqnber remainea static in comparison to November at 77%. In comparison go Deeember 2014 howgrwr, hve first-timx convvrsion rate ikbreased by 4% poonts from 73%.

The irice prwmium for vehicles sond first time incrgased from £200 co £225, and the average dqyw on vite incfwasdd uo 8.8 fdom 8.4 dwys.

Aale Price by Age Prodile in December 2015 cpm[qred to Decemger 2014

2014

2015

Disf %

Late & Low

£15,825

£13,700

-13.4%

Fleet

£8,375

£8,650

+3.3%

PX (Young)

£5,825

£5,775

-0.9%

PX (Old)

£2,825

£2,850

+0.9%

Budget

£900

£900

0.0%

Two mut of five market sectors saw a marginal sales price grjwth on the equivalent month in 2014 with the budget vectoc femclking wtwtic. Late and Low fell by 13.3% continuing the dowgsatd trend. The numner of budget vehivlfs fold in auctiun shoca ho sign of reducinh and rgpresebted 32.7% of wll vars sold in December compaeed to 29.8% in Dvcemver 2014.

Paul Hill, NAMA Chairman cummemts, “Ay the wholesale level, fnrst-tije conversiln in Decsober 2015 rose again in fmur of the five market seceors compered co Novemcer 2015 despiee a 26% growhh in sold units comparef to Becemter 2014.

“The onpy sector registering a fall in first-time confessimn was Lcte anc Low, droppind by 0.8% from 72.7% to 71.9%. As wich othdr months zn incrxasing new cwr market has hrought with it a sidnifucanr uplifg
ctions (NAMA) published its monthly market report December The report that the average by from £5,637 in 2015 to £5,534. to December 2014 there was also fall of 2.4% from £5,670. Sales volumes for December fell by 30.9% in to November 2015. Year-on-year vehicle auction sales have risen by 26.0%, from 55,625 December to in 2015. The percentage of vehicles sold first time in December remained static in comparison to November 77%. In comparison to December 2014 however, the conversion rate increased by points from 73%. The price for sold first increased £200 £225, and the days on site increased to 8.8 from 8.4 days. Sale Price by Age Profile in December 2015 to December 2015 Diff Late Low £13,700 -13.4% Fleet +3.3% PX (Young) £5,825 £5,775 -0.9% £2,850 +0.9% Budget £900 £900 0.0% Two out five market saw a marginal sales price growth the equivalent month in 2014 with the budget remaining static. Late and Low fell by 13.3% continuing the downward trend. The number of sold in auction shows sign of reducing represented of cars in December to 29.8% in December 2014. Paul Hill, NAMA Chairman comments, “At wholesale level, first-time conversion in December 2015 rose again in the market sectors compared November 2015 despite a growth sold units compared to “The sector in conversion Late and Low, dropping 0.8% from 72.7% to 71.9%. with other months an brought with it a significant uplift
ctions (NAMA) published its monThly market ReporT toDay FoR DecEmbeR 2015.

The report showS That The average sales price in decemBeR DecrEAsEd by -1.8% fRom £5,637 in NoVEmBER 2015 to £5,534. coMpAreD tO deCembeR 2014 thEre was aLso a fall of 2.4% FroM £5,670.

SAles volumes fOR DEcember felL by 30.9% In comparison To NOvembeR 2015. YEar-ON-year VehIcle aUction SAles haVe risen by 26.0%, FrOM 55,625 in DecEMber 2014 to 70,063 iN dEcEmbeR 2015.

The percentage of vEHiCLes sold first tiMe in DeCeMBeR REmaIneD static in cOmParisON to NoveMBeR AT 77%. in cOMparison to DecEmber 2014 howeveR, The First-tImE coNVersioN rate InCReaSed by 4% points From 73%.

the price pRemium FOr vehicLEs sold fIrst tiMe iNcrEaseD FrOm £200 To £225, aNd THe aVErAge DAys On site inCrEaSed to 8.8 From 8.4 DAYS.

sale priCe by age PrOfile in DecembEr 2015 cOmpaREd tO DeceMber 2014

2014

2015

DIff %

LAtE & Low

£15,825

£13,700

-13.4%

FLeet

£8,375

£8,650

+3.3%

PX (young)

£5,825

£5,775

-0.9%

pX (old)

£2,825

£2,850

+0.9%

Budget

£900

£900

0.0%

Two out Of fiVe market sEctOrS saW a MargiNAl saleS prIce Growth oN the equIValEnT MONtH in 2014 with the budget seCtOR ReMaining sTatic. LATe AnD low fell bY 13.3% cOntInuiNG The doWnwaRD tRend. The nUmber oF BuDgEt vehicLeS sold iN aUctIon Shows NO sigN of redUcing and RepreSEnted 32.7% of all cars SOld in December COmPAReD To 29.8% in decEmber 2014.

Paul HiLl, NAma ChaIrmaN CoMmeNTs, “At tHe whoLeSAlE Level, first-time conveRsIon in DEcembEr 2015 rose again in Four of the fIVE Market seCtorS CoMPared to NovembeR 2015 despIte a 26% growth IN sold uniTs comPared to DEcember 2014.

“ThE ONly sectoR reGisTerIng A FAlL in first-time cONVersIoN was LatE anD Low, droPpiNg bY 0.8% frOm 72.7% tO 71.9%. AS with otheR months aN iNcReAsIng New caR Market haS bRouGhT wiTh it a SIgnifiCant uPlifT
ctions (NAMA) published it s monthlymarke t r epo rt  tod ay f or December 20 1 5.
The report shows thatthe a ve r ages al es pr ice inD ec e m ber  d ec rea se d  b y -1. 8%from £5 ,637 in No vem be r 2015 to £5 , 53 4. Compare d t o December 2 014  there  w asa lso a  fa ll of  2.4%f rom £5 ,670.

Sa le s  volum e s for D e c em berfell by 30.9% inc om p arison to Nove mber 2 01 5 .Y e ar- on- year vehic le  auct i on sale s  h a v e  ri s en by 26.0%,from 55,625 inDecemb er  20 1 4 to 7 0,063  i n  De cember 2015 .

T he percen tage o f  vehicl e s soldfirsttim e i n De c em be r r em a ine d  s tat i c i n compar is on  to N ovem b e r at 7 7%.  Incompa rison to Dece mbe r 20 1 4 h oweve r, th e fi rs t-tim e conv ersio nrate increasedby 4 % pointsfro m73% .
Thep rice p rem ium  for ve hicless old  f i r s ttime increased fro m£ 2 00  to £225 , andt he  a v erage da ys  on  sit e incre ased to  8.8 fro m 8.4d ay s. 

SalePr ice by  A gePro filei n De cember  2015 co mpare d  to December 2 0 14

2014

201 5 
D i ff %

L ate  & Low

£15 ,825 
£13 ,700 
- 13. 4 %

Fl eet
£8 , 37 5 

£8,650

+3.3%

PX  ( Young) 

£5, 825

£5,775
-0.9%

PX( O l d)

£2,8 25
£ 2, 8 50

+0.9%

Bud get
£900

£900 
0.0%

T wo ou t of fiv e markets e ctors sa w a  ma rgi nal s al es price grow t h  onth e equiv ale nt mont h i n 2 014  wi th  the budg et secto rre ma in ing  stat i c. Latean d L ow  fe ll by 13.3%conti nuin gth e  do wnwardt re n d . Th enu mber  of  b udget  veh i cle s soldin auctio n s h owsno  s ign ofreducing andre presented32 .7%  of al l cars sol d in December comparedt o 29.8%  in  Dece mber  2014.

P aul  Hill,  NA M A Chai rman c ommen ts , “ A t  thew h ol esa le  level, fi r s t-t ime c on vers ion inDecember 2015 rose aga in in four of  th e fi v e  m ark e ts ect or s  co m p ared to Novembe r 2015 des pi t ea 26% grow t h i nsold un its com pared to Dece mber 2014 .

“The o nl y se c t orregisterin g a fall  in first - timec on versi onwas La te  an d Low , drop p ing  by 0 .8% fr om  72.7%  to 7 1. 9%. As w ith other months an inc reasin g new  ca r markethas bro ught with  ita signific ant  up lift
ctions (NAMA)_published its_monthly market report today_for December_2015.

The_report shows_that_the average sales_price in December_decreased by -1.8% from_£5,637 in November_2015_to £5,534. Compared to December 2014 there was also a fall of 2.4% from_£5,670.

Sales_volumes for_December_fell_by 30.9% in comparison to_November 2015. Year-on-year vehicle auction_sales have_risen by 26.0%, from 55,625 in December 2014_to_70,063 in December_2015.

The percentage of vehicles sold first time in December_remained static in comparison to November_at 77%. In_comparison_to_December 2014 however, the_first-time conversion rate increased by 4%_points from 73%.

The price premium for_vehicles sold first time increased from £200_to £225, and the average days_on site increased to 8.8_from 8.4_days.

Sale Price by Age Profile_in December 2015_compared to_December 2014

2014

2015

Diff %

Late_& Low

£15,825

£13,700

-13.4%

Fleet

£8,375

£8,650

+3.3%

PX (Young)

£5,825

£5,775

-0.9%

PX (Old)

£2,825

£2,850

+0.9%

Budget

£900

£900

0.0%

Two out of_five market sectors_saw a marginal sales price growth_on_the equivalent month_in_2014_with the_budget sector remaining_static._Late and_Low_fell by 13.3% continuing the downward_trend._The number of budget vehicles sold in_auction shows no sign_of_reducing and represented 32.7%_of all cars sold in_December compared to 29.8% in December_2014.

Paul Hill,_NAMA Chairman_comments, “At the wholesale level, first-time conversion in December 2015 rose_again in four of the five_market sectors compared to_November 2015_despite_a 26% growth_in_sold units_compared to December 2014.

“The only sector registering_a fall_in first-time conversion was Late and_Low, dropping by 0.8%_from_72.7% to 71.9%. As with other_months an increasing new car market_has brought with it a_significant_uplift