Robert Potamkin, retail automotive legend and co-chair of the Potamkin Automotive Group, passed away on November 30 at the age of 77.
He leaves behind his wife of 43 years, Lexie,...
Through an ongoing voluntary buyout program, General Motors has nearly halved the size of its Buick dealership network in the United States.
According to Duncan Aldred, global president of GM's Buick...
The largest Japanese carmaker, Toyota, announced on Dec. 20, that its Daihatsu division would stop shipping any of its vehicles after an investigation into a safety scandal revealed problems with...
Tesla plans to boost pay at its Nevada Gigafactory in 2024, becoming one of the last non-unionized automakers to increase compensation in the aftermath of the United Auto Workers (UAW)...
Sales of certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicles increased in November on a year-over-year basis but fell just short of October's pace as the retail automotive sector contends with modest end-of-year slowdowns...
The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) has successfully fulfilled its goal to obtain NACS certification by year-end, making the NACS standard fully operational. This new standard is poised to efficiently tackle...
On December 18, Trevor Milton, the founder of Nikola, an electric and hydrogen-powered truck manufacturer, was given a four-year prison sentence. Earlier this year, a jury found him guilty of...
While electric vehicle sales are still on track to grow in 2024, analysts have grown more cautious toward the segment following a disappointing year of unexpectedly timid demand and disillusionment...
With vehicle prices on the rise, affordability has become a growing concern for several buyers. To help address this issue, American Honda believes it found a solution by launching a...
On December 15, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) interim director, Ann Carlson, announced that she was resigning, effective December 26.
Before her departure, she oversaw the agency's investigations...