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Used-vehicle inventory shrinks as March sales surge to highest since 2021, driven by tax refunds, despite ongoing affordability challenges.
Major automakers are deliberately leaving newly imported vehicles at U.S. ports to delay paying steep tariffs, jamming shipping logistics.
GM will idle its BrightDrop electric delivery van plant in Ingersoll, Ontario, for roughly five months starting in May.
U.S. EV sales rose 11.4% in Q1 2025 as new models boost growth, though market leaders face pressure and policy shifts raise ...
Audi and Porsche are recalling more than 62,000 vehicles in the U.S. due to separate software-related issues that pose safety ...
Tesla has introduced a new, more affordable Cybertruck model in order to broaden accessibility to more consumers amid the ...
Nissan will cut production of its top-selling Rogue SUV, at its Kyushu, Japan plant between May and July in response to the 25% tariffs.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra earned $29.5 million in total compensation in 2024, a 6% increase from the previous year, after meeting key performance targets and steering the company to record ...
President Donald Trump said that his administration is considering easing tariffs on imported auto parts, citing automakers need more time ...
U.S. launches Section 232 probe into semiconductor imports, setting stage for tariffs on chips, electronics, and related equipment.
The dealership buy-sell market is experiencing a surge in activity, with smaller and mid-sized stores drawing significant interest, says Andy Gill ...
In today’s Inside Automotive, David Kain joins us to share how tariffs and political unpredictability are shaking dealer strategies ...