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This year’s Automotive News list of notable veterans comprises 15 people who served in the U.S. Army, Marine Corps, Navy and Air Force who are making a positive impact in the auto industry. They were chosen by a panel of Automotive News editors and reporters from nominations submitted by our readers. Many are committed to
U.S dealerships and their employees have been on a roller-coaster ride of changes the last few years. And the dealers who have watched out for their staff through the pandemic and the subsequent inventory shortage by building in more flexibility and focusing on work-life balance are positioning their stores to ride out future upheavals as
December 22, 2022 03:35 PM Automotive News Daily Drive · December 22, 2022 | Toyota and VW year in review; CarMax net income plunges A year-end conversation about the biggest stories in 2022 for Toyota and Volkswagen Group. Plus, CarMax net income plunges 86 percent. And Tesla offers a huge discount in a rare move
WASHINGTON — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Thursday it has opened two new special investigations into crashes involving Tesla Inc. vehicles where advanced driver assistance systems are suspected to have been in use. The new crashes under investigation include an eight-vehicle crash on Nov. 24 on the Bay Bridge in San Francisco
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate Finance Committee asked eight major automakers, including General Motors, Tesla, Ford and Honda to answer questions about their Chinese supply chains, according to letters made public on Thursday. In June, a U.S. law took effect banning the import of forced-labor goods from Xinjiang, in a pushback against Beijing’s treatment of
Growing Morgan Automotive Group of Tampa, Fla., bought two Florida Kia dealerships from LMP Automotive Holdings Inc. last week and bought a Florida Stellantis store in a separate, unrelated November transaction. It marks the third dealership sale announced by small auto retailer LMP in three months. The Fort Lauderdale, Fla., company said in a Monday
McLaren Automotive is recalling 164 of its new Artura plug-in hybrid supercars in the U.S. for faulty nuts on high-pressure fuel pipes that can lead to a fuel leak. According to a safety recall report posted on the NHTSA website, if the nut becomes loose, “the seal between the end flare of the fuel pipe
