Major automakers are deliberately leaving newly imported vehicles at U.S. ports to delay paying steep tariffs, a high-stakes gamble that
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President Donald Trump said Monday that his administration is considering easing tariffs on imported auto parts, citing the need to
The U.S. Commerce Department has launched a Section 232 investigation into semiconductor imports. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick will lead the
According to a source familiar with the matter, Nissan will cut production of its top-selling U.S. vehicle, the Rogue SUV,
According to the latest vAuto Live Market View data, at the start of April, used-vehicle inventory levels declined month-over-month and
As the U.S. auto industry reacts to new tariff discussions and global manufacturing uncertainty, dealers are entering uncharted territory. In
The dealership buy-sell market is experiencing a surge in activity, with smaller and mid-sized stores drawing significant interest from regional
In today’s episode of Training Camp, host Adam Marburger sits down with Paul Brown, partner and head of Training and