Data Survey

The BVRLA Data Survey is the market leader in its field, providing the most comprehensive data on residual values, service maintenance and repair budgets, rentals and excess mileage.

Every possible permutation of data is displayed in a variety of formats that allows direct comparison with the same model, similar models and other manufacturers. You can even compare data from CAP and International Decision Systems forecasts.

June trends

During the 7 month period December 09 to June 10, the IMV (industry mean value) of our car basket for 36 months / 60,000 mile perameter, has increased by £99.82 (1.39%) to £7,164.49. However, we can see here that the IMV trend-line is tracking downwards from March, though there was a small blip in April.

In contrast, the IMV for our van basket of vehicles has dropped dramatically since last month by £464.27 (11.58%). Having enjoyed steady but unspectacular growth since December 09, the IMV for our van basket of vehicles now stands at £4,007.60, £192.39 lower than when we first started tracking the basket.

To access the June report of observations click here.

Click here to download the list of our industry basket of cars and vans.

How does it work?

The survey is a web-based application covering passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. Navigation is achieved through a dynamic search facility which allows vehicles to be located by sector or manufacturer and displayed in a league table or company summary.

These key performance indicators cover all fleet derivatives and are available over five age and mileage profiles: two year 40,000 miles, three year 60,000/90,000 miles and four year 100,000/120,000 miles. Subscribers are also benchmarked against CAP and IDS predictive data for the residual values for all of these profiles. The application calculates the IMV (Industry Mean Value) which is a simple average of all the subscribers' data excluding the guide valuations.

The SMR figures are benchmarked by MCM MaintBook which is the leading provider of SMR data to the industry and the IMV is also displayed. Rentals and excess mileage are featured along with the IMV in the same format.

A screen-based report can be downloaded to a spreadsheet and printed in PDF format; both are unprotected and can be used in conjunction with other data. Reports can be formatted to facilitate tracking of individual derivatives which remains in a basket for future surveys. These can include as many vehicles as you like and each user can share and create their own reports.