Tag: dealership news
Republican attorneys general sue EPA over emission standards
On April 18, Republican attorneys general from 25 states filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). They claimed the agency had...
New vehicle days’ supply shrinks as affordability drives demand
New vehicle inventory was stable month-over-month in early April due to a sizeable increase in demand but remained far ahead of prior-year levels thanks...
Jenell Ross celebrates 50 years at the helm of the nation’s...
The Bob Ross Auto Group, founded by Robert P. Ross Sr. in 1974, is a family-owned business that has accomplished much in the automotive...
Five key factors driving the sharp increase in auto insurance costs
Welcome back to the latest episode of The Future of Automotive on CBT News, where we put recent automotive and mobility news into the...
Mexico denies BYD, other Chinese car makers, access to incentives
Mexico has reportedly denied Chinese automakers access to government incentives due to pressures from U.S. officials.
According to a Reuters report, Mexican officials met with...
Stellantis pays $100,000 to supplier to prevent factory closures in Indiana
Stellantis recently prevented factory closures by paying a supplier $100,000. The supplier, MacLean-Fogg Component Solutions LLC, had threatened to cease shipping pinions and gears...
Wholesale used vehicle prices slip in early April as sales pace...
Used vehicle prices at auction declined again in the first half of April as the average pace of sales slowed following a burst of...
How to incorporate employee feedback and win more talent — Gloria...
Listening to employee feedback is more than a simple strategy for keeping workers happy. It is a critical component of your dealership's talent acquisition...
Tesla share price continues to plunge as Q1 earnings report looms
Tesla share prices continued to fall this week after a leaked internal memo indicated the company planned to lay off more than 10% of...
Hydrogen fuel cell car sales plummet amidst stiff competition from EVs
The recent uptake of cars based on hydrogen fuel cell technology is declining in the United States, especially in California, where the availability of...
