Larger-than-normal increases distinguished last week's market.

Black Book was monitoring the effect of trade tariffs and consumer tax refunds on used-vehicle prices.

Q4 data show they figure largely in the transactions with their significant cost savings.

Consumer Reports largely favors electrified models in the recommendations.

Survey finds little deviation in adoption once consumers make the switch.

Subcompact cars have consistently seen high depreciation, including last week.

Incentives drive streak as dealer profits keep falling from pandemic-era highs.

Cox forecast foresees tepid growth and a CPO decline.

Settle in a normal January decline after particularly hot December sales.

Wholesale market is stabilizing, based on last week's activity.