中国汽车流通协会：11月17日-23日我国二手车日均交易量为6.60万辆

Core Viewpoint - The second-hand car market in China is experiencing a phase of adjustment, with average daily transaction volume remaining low and showing signs of pressure on prices [1][2]. Market Overview - From November 17 to 23, the average daily transaction volume of second-hand cars was 66,000 units, remaining stable compared to the previous week [1]. - Cumulative transaction volume from November 1 to 23 reached 1.3 million units, reflecting a 5% decrease compared to the same period in October [1]. - The market is under pressure due to the gradual conclusion of trade-in subsidy policies, leading to a tightening supply of quality second-hand cars [1]. Price Trends - Approximately 40% of surveyed companies reported that while the decline in second-hand car prices has eased, the overall trend remains downward, with average market prices dropping by 500 to 700 yuan [1]. Regional Performance - The second-hand car market showed varied performance across different regions: - East China: Average daily transaction volume reached 25,000 units, with a 4.42% increase. Notable cities like Nantong and Wenzhou saw transaction volume growth exceeding 20% [3]. - North China: Average daily transaction volume was 2,600 units, down 6.18%. Beijing's market saw an 18% decline [4]. - Northeast: Average daily transaction volume was 2,400 units, up 5.23%, with Changchun showing a 20% increase [4]. - Southwest: Average daily transaction volume was 11,300 units, down 8.1%, with Lhasa experiencing a 20% drop [5]. - Central South: Average daily transaction volume was 23,600 units, down 2.58%, with significant declines in cities like Jiaozuo [6]. - Northwest: Average daily transaction volume was 1,100 units, up 5.02%, with Xining showing a growth of over 20% [6]. Future Outlook - Despite the current downturn, the market is expected to gradually recover as year-end promotional activities begin, with a potential stabilization in prices [2].