January auto sales were down slightly in the Houston region from the same period a year earlier, but continued strong demand for trucks and SUVs pushed the average retail sales price to a new record, $36,357. In January, trucks and SUVs - 63.9 percent of retail vehicles sold in the Houston area - cost on average about $8,500 more than cars, InfoNation owner Steve McDowell said. In 2015, the average age of cars and light truck vehicles in operation on Houston-area roadways fell slightly to 8.67 years.
Vehicle Sales Downshifted In January
By Mike D. Smith, Houston Chronicle: Business
Thu, 02/11/2016 - 5:45pm
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