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“With 2020 [trailer] order boards fully open, the dramatic lack of fleet interest continues to astound."
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New trailer orders in the U.S. recovered somewhat from an anemic June, increasing 22% month over-month and showing the first sequential month-to-month increase in nine months, according to ACT Research.
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Trailer orders continued to slide in May as OEMs catch up on building orders from last year. But with few signs that ordering will pick up again this year and a slowing economy, could it mean lower prices for fleets in the future?
Read More →Trailer orders are down this year through April but production levels are near all-time highs as OEMs work through the glut of orders from last year.
Read More →Trailer orders in March fell to the lowest level since late 2016, according to reports from analysts at FTR and ACT Research – but demand's still high.
Read More →In the latest Trailer Components Report from ACT Research, analysts say that trailer orders could be slowing down due to the uncertainty of material and components pricing at future dates.
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January trailer order numbers were down to start the year as fleets and trailer makers are still dealing with the large amount of orders made in 2018.
Read More →Despite a significant drop off in trailer orders to close out the year, 2018 was the best year on record for trailer orders, according to preliminary reports from ACT Research and FTR.
Read More →Trailer orders last month continued at a record-setting pace, with November expected to wind up the fifth best month in industry history.
Read More →Trailer net orders set a record in the third quarter of 2018, driven by strong freight demand throughout the year, according to ACT Research.
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