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Used Class 8 dealer sales spike 5.5%

Auction sales decreased 27% in July

Equipment Finance News, AI AssistedbyEquipment Finance News, AI Assisted
August 14, 2025
in Transportation
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Preliminary same-dealer retail sales of used Class 8 trucks rose 5.5% month over month and 2% year over year in July.

The average price of used Class 8 trucks increased 6% MoM and 14% YoY, according to a report today by ACT Research. Used Class 8 sales and prices continue to climb as rising new vehicle costs, tariffs and high operating costs steer more buyers toward the used-truck market.

“The market continued to outperform historical seasonality, which called for a scant 0.5% [MoM] increase,” ACT Research Vice President Steve Tam stated in the report.

But while used retail sales are on the upswing, auction sales and wholesale activity decreased 27% MoM and 26% MoM, respectively. Those declines came as “spot freight market capacity tightened for a fifth consecutive month in July,” Tam said.

Check out our exclusive industry data here.   

 

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