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Commercial truck supply, prices jump 4% MoM

Equipment Finance News publishes new trucking data

Quinn DonoghuebyQuinn Donoghue
January 17, 2025
in Transportation
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The number of commercial trucks available for sale spiked in January while prices rose for new and used vehicles.  

Equipment Finance News’ new Index of Commercial Trucks and Trailers Available for Sale and Lease reached 98.7 today, up 4.4% month over month. The interactive index, based on data collected by EFN since November 2024, is updated daily and is designed to serve as a reference point for truck-supply trends. A slider below the index allows readers to drill down on the timeline.  

Index of Commercial Trucks & Trailers Available for Sale & Lease

(Source/Equipment Finance News)

Meanwhile, new and used commercial truck prices have increased this month while prices for certified pre-owned trucks dipped slightly, according to EFN’s new Average Pricing of Commercial Trucks and Trailers by Condition dataset. This interactive data, going back to November 2024, is also updated daily and identifies pricing trends in the trucking industry. A slider below the graph allows readers to zoom in on the details.  

Average Pricing of Commercial Trucks & Trailers by Condition

(Source/Equipment Finance News)

As of Jan. 16, new commercial truck prices were roughly $119,300, up 4.3% MoM. Used truck prices rose 5.3% MoM to about $45,700, and certified pre-owned prices fell 0.4% MoM to roughly $81,600.  

Certified pre-owned trucks are different from used trucks because they have passed additional inspections and been reconditioned to like-new quality.  

The jump in used-truck prices further suggests that they have bottomed out as the industry makes gradual strides toward recovery, Sandhills Global Equipment Lease and Finance Manager Jim Ryan told EFN last week.  

“We’ve kind of hit that bottom tier to where I don’t think we’re going to see much more of a dip,” he said. “I think there’s some opportunity for some positive trends this year on the trucking side.” 

The third annual Equipment Finance Connect at the JW Marriott Nashville in Nashville, Tenn., on May 14-15, 2025, is the only event that brings together equipment dealers and lenders to share insights, attend discussions on crucial industry topics and network with peers. Learn more about the event and register here.   

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