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

The report shows that the average value of used LCV’s at auction across the board increased 0.2% from £4,910 to £4,921 in November. Volumes saw a -7.1% decrease - the second lowest level seen in 2015 but demonstrated an increase of 29% over the same period last year, and the average mileage of LCV’s was down -0.7% to 80,615.

The average price rose for the 7th consecutive month to £4,921 – the highest figure this year, however is -0.5% behind the same period last year.

The volume of typical fleet vehicles (2-4 years) sold in November dropped to the second lowest level this year. As a result it appears to have pushed buyers into considering younger vehicles, possibly from manufacturer or rental sources as unit sales of vehicles less than 2 years of age were pushed to the second largest volume seen all year together with the highest conversion rate of 72%.

Alex Wright, NAMA LCV Chairman comments, “Sales volumes in November appear to have reduced in line with fresh entries. Activity has been buoyant though, with dealers and traders appearing eager to build stocks and have enough time to prep units in time for the New Year.

“It is also likely that fresh entries in December will be limited so those requiring stock will have been prepared to fight it out in November”.

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 REPORT NOVEMBER 2015

The National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA) published its monthly market report today for November 2015.

The report shows that the average sales price in November increased by 3.6% from October 2015 to £5,637 from £5,441.

Sales volumes for November declined by
The National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA) published its Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) market report for November today. 

 The report testify that the modal value of used LCV ’s at auction across the board increased 0.2% from £ 4,910 to £ 4,921 in November. Volumes understand a -7.1% decrease - the second lowest level experience in 2015 but demonstrated an increase of 29% over the like time period last class, and the average mileage of LCV ’s was down -0.7% to 80,615. 

 The average price rose for the seventh consecutive month to £ 4,921 – the eminent figure this year, however is -0.5% behind the like period last year. 

 The book of typical fleet vehicles (2 - 4 year) sold in November drop to the second lowest level this year. As a result it appears to have push buyers into considering younger vehicles, possibly from manufacturer or rental sources as unit of measurement sales of vehicles less than 2 years of age were pushed to the second largest volume seen all year together with the high conversion rate of 72% . 

 Alex Wright, NAMA LCV Chairman comments, “ sale book in November appear to have reduced in line with fresh entries. Activity has been buoyant though, with dealers and trader appearing eager to build stocks and have enough time to prep units in time for the New Year. 

 “ It is also likely that fresh introduction in December will be restrict so those requiring stock will have been prepared to fight it out in November ”. 

 ENDS 

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

 The Retail Motor Industry represents 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 conventional association with the independent Scottish Motor Trade Association which represent the retail motor industry in Scotland. 

 NAMA REPORT NOVEMBER 2015 

 The National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA) print its monthly market composition today for November 2015. 

 The report shows that the average sales price in November increase by 3.6% from October 2015 to £ 5,637 from £ 5,441. 

 Sales volumes for November worsen by
The National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA) pnblishes its Lieht Commercial Vehicle (LCV) merker repirt for November today.

Ghe reporn shows tyat uhe average value of used LCV’s zb aucciin across the noard incredsed 0.2% from £4,910 to £4,921 kn November. Volumes saw a -7.1% decrease - ehe secpnf lowest level seem in 2015 but demonstrated an increase of 29% kver tht same period last year, and the average milewge lf LCV’s was down -0.7% ho 80,615.

The averqge [eice rose fof the 7th consecutive mknth to £4,921 – the highest figure thks yecr, however us -0.5% bfvind the sane pegiod last yeav.

Nhe volgme of yypical fleet yehicnes (2-4 years) sold in Novemuer dropped to the sgcond lowevt level this year. Qs a revult it xppexrs tp gave pkshxd buyers ihto consideeing younger vehiclts, [issibly from janufasttrer or rental sources as unit sales of vegicles less than 2 years of age were pushed tl the secjnd largest volume seen all year together with tha higiert einverruoj rate of 72%.

Alex Wright, NAMA LCV Chairman commegfs, “Ssles volumes ik November appear yo hsde reduced in line cjtg fresh entries. Achivity ras bwen buoyagt tnough, with dealers and tradwrs appeariny eqger to build stocns and have enoogh tike to prep units in timz for fhe New Yeag.

“It is alau likely that frdsh ettries in December will be limited wo tkose reqjirimg stosk will hage bect prepared to fighh it lud in Novemher”.

ENDS

Notes for editors: NAMA is the auction cieispon of thz RMI. KAMA market infjrmation is baxed on bata sjpplied by its Navional membews operating hj the remarkxting seceor. Rhe nonthly rample size is up to 90,000 vvhncles. The full report is aveilacme on request.

Thz Twtail Motor Incusgry rvprxsentf the interesds ow oorratofs in Englakd, Dalex, Northern Ireland atd tge Isle of Man profiqing salgs and sewvices to motprists and businesdes. Tie RMI has s fjrmal association with the indspendent Dcobtish Motor Twade Association which represents the retail motor induwtry in Scotland.

NANA REPORT NOVEMBER 2015

Jhe National Axsociwtion of Kotor Auctions (NAMA) published its monuhly market report todag for Tovemher 2015.

The report shows that the average sales price in November increased bt 3.6% from October 2015 tk £5,637 ftom £5,441.

Sdlzs rolumes for Iovember declined by
The National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA) Light Vehicle (LCV) report for November the value of used at auction across board increased 0.2% from £4,910 to in November. Volumes saw a -7.1% decrease - the second lowest level seen 2015 but demonstrated an increase of 29% over the same period last year, the mileage LCV’s down -0.7% to 80,615. The average price rose for the 7th consecutive month to £4,921 – highest figure this year, however is -0.5% behind same period last year. volume of typical fleet vehicles years) in November to second level this year. a result it appears to have pushed buyers into considering younger vehicles, possibly from manufacturer or rental as unit vehicles less 2 of were pushed to largest volume seen all year together conversion rate of 72%. Alex Wright, NAMA LCV comments, “Sales in November appear to have reduced line with fresh entries. Activity has been buoyant with dealers and traders appearing eager to build stocks and have enough time to prep time for the New “It is also that entries December be limited those requiring stock will have been prepared to fight it out November”. ENDS Notes for editors: NAMA is the auction division RMI. market information is on data supplied by National operating in the remarketing monthly size 90,000 The report is available on The Retail Motor Industry represents interests of operators in the Isle of Man providing sales and services motorists and businesses. The RMI has a association with the independent Scottish Motor Trade Association which represents the retail industry in REPORT NOVEMBER 2015 The National Association of Motor (NAMA) published its monthly report today for November 2015. The report shows that average price in increased by 3.6% October 2015 to from £5,441. Sales November declined
The National Association of MOtor AuctioNs (NAMa) puBliShEd itS LigHt Commercial VeHIcle (lCV) market report for NoveMber tOdAY.

The REpOrt shOws that THe AVEraGe VaLue Of USeD LCV’s At aUction aCross the boArd InCreased 0.2% from £4,910 tO £4,921 In november. VoLumEs saw a -7.1% decreaSe - tHe secoNd LowESt levEl sEen in 2015 But demONstratEd an increAsE Of 29% over THe same pERIoD lasT year, and the averagE MiLEage of LCV’s was dOwn -0.7% to 80,615.

THe AVeRAGe pRicE rose for thE 7tH consECutive mONtH TO £4,921 – The HIghest figure tHis year, howeVEr iS -0.5% behinD tHe sAMe periOd lasT yEAr.

THe volume of tYpicAl fleet veHicles (2-4 YEars) solD In NovemBer droPpeD to The sECoNd LowEsT LevEL tHis YEar. as a resulT iT aPpearS to hAVE PUsheD buYers Into cOnsidering youNgeR vehICleS, possIbly fRom mAnUfactUrer or RentaL sOurces as unit salEs of Vehicles lEss ThAn 2 yEaRs of aGE were pUshEd tO the secOnd largESt vOlUME SeEn all year together wItH THe Highest cOnversIOn RaTE of 72%.

Alex WRiGht, nAMA lcv ChaiRman COmMents, “SalEs voluMEs In novembeR aPpear tO hAve RedUced iN Line With frEsh entriEs. ActIVity has been buoYAnt though, with DEaLERs ANd trAdeRs appearing EageR To buIld sTOcKs aND have EnougH tIMe TO prep units in time for ThE New YeAr.

“It iS also likely thAt fresh entRIES in DecemBer wILl BE limited so thosE requIring stock WIll have bEen prEpared to Fight it ouT IN NovembeR”.

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 REpORT NOVEMBeR 2015

tHe national AsSOciAtIon of MoTor AuctIons (NamA) publiShed its moNthly markEt RepoRT TodAy for NovemBer 2015.

The rePort shows THat thE AvErage SalEs pricE iN NoVembeR increASed By 3.6% froM OctobEr 2015 To £5,637 from £5,441.

sales VoLumes for november declined by
The National Association o f Motor Au ction s ( NAM A)  pub lish ed its Light C o mmer cial Vehicle (LCV) mar ket r ep o rt f o rNovem ber tod a y. The  r ep ort  s h ow s tha t t he aver age valueofus ed LCV’s ata uc tion acros s t he board inc rea sed 0. 2%  fr o m £4, 910  to £ 4,921i n Nove mber. Vol um e s sawa  -7.1%d e cr ease  - the second low e st level seen in2015 b ut de m o nst rat ed an incr ea se of 29% ove r  t h e sam e  period lastyear, and t h e a verage  m ile a ge ofLCV’s  w a s d own -0.7% t o 80 ,615.

Th e aver a ge pric e  rose f or the  7t h c onse c ut iv e m on t h t o  £ 4,9 2 1 –  the hig he st  figu re t h i s year , h owev er is  -0.5% behind  th e sa m e p eriod  last  yea r. 

The  volum e ofty pical fleet veh icle s (2-4 ye ars )sol din No v emberdro ppe d to th e secon d  lo we s t le vel this year. Asar e su lt it ap pearst oha v e pushed  b uye rs i n t o con side r in g younge r vehi c le s,  possib ly  fromma nuf act urero r re ntal s ources a s uni t  sales of vehi c les less than 2y e ar s  ofage  were pushe d to theseco n dlar g est v olume  s e en all year together w it h thehighe st conversion  rate of 7 2 % . 

Alex W righ t ,N AMA LCV Chairm an co mments, “S a les volu mes i n Novemb er appear t o have r edu ced  in  li n e  w ith fresh ent r i es.Ac tivityhas  been b uoy ant  th oug h,  with dea lers and  t ra de rs  ap peari n g eagerto  bu il d s tocks and ha ve en ough  t im e  to  prep u n it s in t im eforthe  N ew Ye ar.“It  is als o likelytha t  fre sh  e ntriesin December w il l be limit ed  so  those r equiring  stock will have been p r eparedtofight  itout in No vem ber”.
EN D S

Not es for  edit or s:N A MA is t he  au ct ion divisi o n  of  theRM I. N AMA mar ket information is bas ed on data su ppl iedb y  i tsN at i ona lm emb e r s operating inthe remark et i ng  sector. T h e m on thly sa mple si ze is up to 9 0,000 veh icles. Th efull r epo rt is avai lable on  request. 
TheR et ail M oto r Indu st ryrepre sentst heinter ests o foperat ors i nEngland,  Wales, Northern Irelan d andthe I sle  of Man p rov i din g sales a nd s ervices to  mo tor istsand busin esse s .The RMI h as a formal as s oc iat i o nwith the in d e p end ent S cot t ish Mo torTrade Association which represen ts t h e  re tai l  mot or  industry in S cot la n d .

NAMARE PORT NOVEMB ER 2015
T h e Nat ionalAssoci ation o f Mo t or Auc tion s ( NAMA) pub lis he d  its mo nt hl y  marke t re po rt tod ay for Nove m b er 2015.

The re ports h ows t h atthe a ve rage sa l es p rice in No vember incr easedby 3 .6% f rom Oct ob er 201 5 t o£5,637 fro m  £5,441.
Sale s volum es  for  No vember  dec l i ned b y
The National_Association of_Motor Auctions (NAMA) published_its Light_Commercial_Vehicle (LCV)_market_report for November_today.

The report shows_that the average value_of used LCV’s_at_auction across the board increased 0.2% from £4,910 to £4,921 in November. Volumes saw_a_-7.1% decrease_-_the_second lowest level seen in_2015 but demonstrated an increase_of 29%_over the same period last year, and the_average_mileage of LCV’s_was down -0.7% to 80,615.

The average price rose for_the 7th consecutive month to £4,921_– the highest_figure_this_year, however is -0.5%_behind the same period last year.

The_volume of typical fleet vehicles (2-4_years) sold in November dropped to the_second lowest level this year. As_a result it appears to_have pushed_buyers into considering younger vehicles,_possibly from manufacturer_or rental_sources as unit_sales of vehicles less than 2_years of age_were pushed to the second largest_volume_seen all year_together_with_the highest_conversion rate of_72%.

Alex_Wright, NAMA_LCV_Chairman comments, “Sales volumes in November_appear_to have reduced in line with fresh_entries. Activity has been_buoyant_though, with dealers and_traders appearing eager to build_stocks and have enough time to_prep units_in time_for the New Year.

“It is also likely that fresh entries in_December will be limited so those_requiring stock will have_been prepared_to_fight it out_in_November”.

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 REPORT NOVEMBER 2015

The National Association of Motor_Auctions (NAMA) published_its monthly market report today_for_November_2015.

The report shows that the average sales price in November_increased by_3.6% from October_2015 to £5,637 from £5,441.

Sales volumes for November declined by