Mazda will honor pricing at the published rate in effect on the date an order is received by the MNAO Fleet Department, excluding destination and delivery charges. This price protection ensures stability and transparency for all fleet partners.
Mazda is also highlighting the key advantages of the Mazda CX-50 Hybrid, which offers U.S. production, February build timing, and a fast order-to-delivery window. The CX-50 Hybrid stands out for its refined styling, strong performance and handling, high-quality craftsmanship, and standard all-wheel drive.
At the core of Mazda’s development is its human-centric safety philosophy—designing vehicles around the needs of drivers and passengers while advancing toward a safer, crash-free society. With a continually expanding suite of i-ACTIVSENSE safety technologies, Mazda leads the industry in IIHS 2025 Top Safety Pick+ awards. Beyond protecting occupants, Mazda’s safety systems also prioritize pedestrian safety through advanced crash avoidance features.
Mazda remains committed to delivering performance, quality, and industry-leading safety across its fleet lineup.
November Market Declines Highlight Cooling Canadian Used Wholesale and Economic Mixed Signals
The Canadian used wholesale market saw steady month-long declines across nearly all segments in November, with weekly drops generally ranging from –0.32% to –0.44%. Both car and truck/SUV segments experienced consistent depreciation, led by sharp weakness in Full-Size Cars and several high-volume truck categories such as Small and Full-Size Pickups, Minivans, and Mid-Size Crossover/SUVs. The only segment to post any gain was the Full-Size Luxury Crossover/SUV, which saw a slight +0.14% increase. Retail conditions mirrored this softening: average used-vehicle listing prices edged down from $37,150 to $36,930, while dealer inventory levels remained stable at roughly 212,000–217,000 units. Auction activity fluctuated widely due to economic uncertainty, firm seller floors, and continued priority access for upstream channels.
Mid-November 2025 Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index Market Summary
The Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index (MUVVI) rose to 205.0 in mid-November, reflecting a 1.1% increase in wholesale used-vehicle prices from October, though values remain 0.2% below levels from November 2024. This gain contrasts with the long-term trend, as November typically sees a 0.6% seasonal decline. Non-adjusted prices, however, fell 0.5% month over month and are down 0.2% year over year, showing some softening after elevated depreciation in October. According to Jeremy Robb, Cox Automotive’s Interim Chief Economist, early November brought more moderate pricing trends and a slightly improved retail sales pace, aided by lower auto loan rates, which dropped roughly 30 basis points. He notes that depreciation typically stabilizes in December and that higher-than-usual spring tax refunds could drive early dealer demand.