Repairable appraisal counts in November 2020 versus November 2019 remained down nearly 20 percent, but showed a modest improvement coming in at -18.7 percent decline versus a -19.6 percent decline in October 2020. COVID-19 diagnoses, hospitalizations, and deaths continue to climb, as the third wave of the pandemic continues to affect most of the country. Data from […]
Repairable appraisal counts in October 2020 were nearly 20 percent lower than in October 2019. This was an improvement from September 2020, when repairable appraisal counts were down -22.7 percent. Year-to-date repairable appraisal counts are still down nearly -22 percent versus the first 10 months of CY 2019. Only two states saw a slight uptick […]
Repairable appraisal counts for the industry in September 2020 remained down from the same month last year, with the decline in September increasing again versus the August year-over-year change. Significant weather events in states such as Iowa, Illinois, and the Northeast in August 2020 led to large upticks in volume versus August 2019; while states […]
Overall repairable appraisal counts for the industry were down -14.9 percent in August 2020 versus August 2019. Severe weather in the Northeast from Hurricane Isaias, significant hail in SD and MN along with a dangerous derecho event in IA and IL led to an increase in comprehensive losses in the first half of the month. […]
National U.S. July 2020 repairable appraisal counts continue to recover, albeit slowly. After a decline of -45 percent in April 2020, repairable appraisal counts were down only -20.5 percent in July 2020. With new cases of the COVID-19 virus surging in areas of the country, and numerous areas stalling re-opening, it’s perhaps not surprising that […]
Industry-wide repairable appraisal counts saw further recovery in June 2020 versus June 2019, with counts down across all loss categories only -25.7 percent versus -34.5 percent in May 2020. Overall, Q2 2020 repairable appraisal counts were down -35.0 percent, with every state registering a decline from Q2 2019, despite several states such as South Dakota […]
Miles driven and daily traffic volume fell sharply in mid-March, as states began to issue shelter-at-home directives. At its lowest point, nationwide passenger vehicle travel was down nearly 50 percent. Not surprisingly, CCC saw a significant drop in auto claims activity. While volume in January and February 2020 was essentially flat to the same period […]
