The 2023 IAA Industry Report includes insights on the U.S. economy, the automotive and salvage industries, metals, used-car prices, and the EV market.

2022 IAA Industry Report has data and insights on U.S. economy, the auto and salvage industries, and much more.

The newly released 2021 IAA Industry Report provides an in-depth look at a complex year for the auto and salvage industries.

The 2020 IAA Industry Report is our industry exclusive deep dive into industry economics and trends.

Find out about the state of the automotive auction industry in our 2020 Mid-Year Update Industry Report

Find out about the state of the automotive auction industry in our 2019 Industry Report.

In the Q3 Insurance Report we take a closer look at the state of the industry.

The Q2 Insurance Report takes a closer look at the state of the industry, including info on the effects of the global economy, rising gas prices and much more.

Specialty Quarterly Report First Quarter 2019

The remarketing industry is shaped by trends and patterns that are shifting by the day. In the Q1 report, we take a look at it some of them.

Where are prices on the rise and where are they falling? How did platinum, palladium and aluminum start off 2019? Find out in the Q1 Charity Report.

From the increasing used car price index to sizeable year-to-year changes in the ACV, there were many interesting trends in the auto industry this quarter.

Find out about the state of the automotive auction industry in our 2018 Industry Report.

From the large quarter-to-quarter decrease in gas prices to the continuation of USD appreciation, the latest insurance report takes a closer look.

The latest analysis from Q3 2018 is now available. From trade tensions to new-vehicle prices, get the scoop on how market trends impact insurance-vehicle prices.

In the Q2 Specialty Report, IAA curates the numbers from every corner of the market – from motorhome shipment trends to the impacts of steel tariffs.

Donated vehicle average actual cash value (ACV) was able to make a springtime comeback. Learn about it in the latest Charity Quarterly Report.

Even the smallest changes can make major impacts. In this quarter’s Remarketing Report you’ll find all of the statistics, events and trends that you need to know.

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The latest Insurance Quarterly Report covers the most important things that happened in the first quarter of 2018. Request the report today.

Read about the state of the automotive auction industry, the value of the U.S. dollar, consumer sentiment, scrap metal prices and more in the 2017 Industry Report.

As 2018 is rolling along, it’s important to examine the economic factors that shifted and changed back in 2017 to impact the value of insurance vehicles.

From global economics to natural disasters, there are many complex factors that affect the auction value of insurance vehicles.

Natural disasters in the United States had a significant effect on the value of remarketing vehicles in Q3.

The average actual cash value of donated vehicles experienced growth in Q3 compared to last quarter.

The Specialty Quarterly Report for the third quarter of 2017 provides a performance overview of each of the specialty segments.

When it comes to economic movement, 6 months can provide plenty of change. See how these factors impact the automotive auction industry Six Month Update.

The specialty segment saw a lot of movement in Q2 2017. Check out the latest Specialty Quarterly Report to find the factors that influenced these results.

Despite a dip in both average mileage and average age, insurance vehicle prices managed to increase 0.6% from the last quarter.

There was an inventory shift toward a larger mix of dealer inventory that influenced the average selling prices of remarketing vehicles.

Donated vehicles returned to its downward trend, with the average age of these vehicles rising to indicate their lower quality. Read the Q2 Charity Quarterly Report.

The value of donated vehicles saw a very welcome quarterly increase in Q1 2017, but rising vehicle age and mileage continue to affect this segment.

Average vehicle age and mileage are among the outside factors that influence the value of insurance carrier vehicles at auction in Q1 2017.

In Q1 2017, remarketing vehicles saw a dip in average age and mileage that contributed to a bump in average selling prices.

Four of the five specialty segments – including trucks, equipment, boats and motorhomes – showed strength during the first quarter of 2017.

IAA’s 2016 Industry Report is a comprehensive guide to how economic factors influence each other and ultimately the automotive auction industry.

All five specialty segments IAA tracks – truck, trailer, equipment, boat and motorhome – posted year-over-year increases in the fourth quarter of 2016.

From inventory mix to certified pre-owned used-car sales, wholesale market to metals, find out what influenced remarketing vehicle prices in the Q4 of 2016.

What influenced the average ACV of insurance carrier vehicles in the fourth and final quarter of 2016?

The average age and mileage of donated vehicles continued to rise in the fourth quarter of 2016, presenting a challenge to the underlying value of these vehicles.

Inventory mix proved key in determining vehicle values within the Remarketing segment in 3rd quarter 2016.

Market factors are in the right direction, but what's the quality of donated vehicles? The third Charity Quarterly Report has the answers.

IAA has the details on how market conditions affected the performance of each specialty vehicle type in the third quarter of 2016.

Many economic influencers and a few surprises contributed to how insurance carrier vehicles performed at auction in the third quarter of 2016.

After a record-breaking 2015, new-vehicle sales kept pace into the first half of 2016.

The second quarter of 2016 was a mixed one. Many segments are still regulating after the highs of 2015, and market conditions are heading in a favorable direction.

A shift in inventory mix toward higher-quality vehicles helped boost the average selling price for Remarketing Division vehicles amidst concerns of oversupply.

The average actual cash value (ACV) for insurance carrier vehicles has increased 2.6% quarterly and 2.2% annually, as average age and mileage decreased.

With higher average mileage and vehicle age, there were strong headwinds to the recovery of the value of donated vehicles in the second quarter of 2016.

Figures for IAA’s Specialty Division seem to be on the downswing, but a closer look suggests that markets are simply adjusting from the highs of 2015.

Diminishing vehicle quality pulled down the average actual cash value for the Donation Division, but economic conditions seem to be turning a corner.

Whole crushed auto-body prices and the average ACV of insurance vehicles increased relative to the prior quarter, which was welcome news for the industry.

Strong new-vehicle sales could add to oversupply issues in time, but they didn’t negatively impact the current used-vehicle market in early 2016.

From record-breaking new-vehicle sales to economic uncertainty, IAA’s 2015 Industry Report covers how the past year could influence the auction industry.