中国汽车流通协会：2月9-14日二手车市场日均交易量为6.58万辆 环比前一周下降5.28%

Core Insights - The second-hand car market in China is experiencing a typical pre-holiday trading pattern, with an average daily transaction volume of 65,800 vehicles, reflecting a week-on-week decline of 5.28% [1][2] Market Overview - The second-hand car market usually enters a trading lull before the Spring Festival due to factors such as the return home for the holiday, logistics disruptions, and extended consumer decision-making periods [2] - Some dealers are closing early to return home for family reunions, further reducing the number of vehicles available for sale and the number of active dealers [2] Regional Performance - Overall, the second-hand car market is showing a downward trend in transaction volume compared to the previous week, with significant regional disparities [4] - East China: Average daily transaction volume is 24,700 vehicles, down 8.12% week-on-week. Cities like Xiamen and Shanghai saw declines exceeding 30% [4] - North China: Average daily transaction volume is 2,500 vehicles, with a decline of 15.98%. Beijing's market is particularly weak, with a drop of over 30% [4] - Northeast: Average daily transaction volume is 2,200 vehicles, down 4.58%. Cities like Dalian and Shenyang experienced declines over 15% [6] - Southwest: Average daily transaction volume is 9,800 vehicles, down 14.62%. Notable declines in Chongqing and Kunming, both exceeding 15% [6] - Central South: Average daily transaction volume is 25,600 vehicles, up 3.34%. Cities like Guangzhou and Pingdingshan saw increases over 20% [6] - Northwest: Average daily transaction volume is 1,000 vehicles, down 4.77%. Significant declines in Xi'an and Bazhou, while other cities like Lanzhou saw slight increases [7]