Automotive consultancy Lang Marketing Resouces: Used car prices jump $1,000 after Hurricane Sandy, boosting need for aftermarket service
Lang claims Hurricane Sandy destroyed an estimated 250 thousand cars and light trucks along the East Coast and adjacent states.
Lang Marketing Resources, Inc., an independent consulting and marketing analysis company specializing in the vehicle products industry, predicts in its recent newsletter that Hurricane Sandy has resulted in a big demand for used vehicles that has driven used car prices an average of $1,000 nationwide, which bodes well for the automotive aftermarket. To read the analysis, click here.
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