Tag: new cars
New 2023 Ford Mustang package pays tribute to auto legend Carroll...
Cobra manufacturer Shelby American is commemorating its founder with a custom 2023 Ford Mustang GT package.
The 2023 Carroll Shelby Centennial Edition Mustang is a...
EV newcomer Polestar beat 2022 sales goal, hit 51,500 orders
One of the newest electric vehicle brands, Polestar, had exciting news for the auto-world after it surpassed its 2022 sales goal.
The Sweden-based EV manufacturer...
2023 Chevy Bolt gets a new price bump to ring in...
Earlier this week, General Motors raised the price of its 2023 Chevrolet Bolt from $26,595 to $27,495, a $900 increase.
The 2023 Chevy Bolt is...
Ryan Kerrigan discusses the state of the industry and trends in...
June numbers are officially in and the strength of used vehicles is leading to record returns on inventory. These dynamics are also affecting car...
Average new car prices remain steady above $40,000
American consumers can expect to shell out more than $40,000 for a new vehicle, on average. Kelley Blue Book research estimates that the average...
Highlights from Cox Automotive’s Q1 2021 U.S. Auto Sales Webcast
This week, Cox Automotive released its Q1 2021 U.S. Auto Sales Webcast. The session covered a variety of industry topics including an update on...
Consumer Price Index Grows in July, Especially in Automotive
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announced on Wednesday that the Consumer Price Index for July 2020 rose by 0.6 percent including seasonal...
Chevy and Tesla Top the List of Fastest-Selling Cars
In the race to get cars sold and off the lot, new SUVs and Tesla are leading the pack. iSeeCars published a study revealing...
Gen Z Less Eager to Start Driving
Most adults remember the time when getting a driver’s license meant freedom. Many can recall whining at their parents to take them driving so...
Are you showing the Right Balance of New and Used Cars...
At this time in the car business when it is getting harder and harder to hold gross on new-vehicles, used-vehicles are becoming more critical...