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UK Considers Tariffs on Chinese Cars Amid Surging Sales
The UK may impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to avoid EU retaliation.
Mazda Sales Surge Last Month, Led by Strong Demand for MX-5 and CX-5
Mazda's US sales jumped 31.9% in September, driven by a surge in demand for the MX-5 and CX-5 models.
Hyundai's Aging Tucson Sees 32% Sales Surge in the US Despite New Model Arrival
Hyundai's six-year-old Tucson compact SUV saw a 32% increase in sales in September, despite being replaced by a new model.
Stellantis Sales Are Flat, But The Numbers Tell A Wild Story
Stellantis' third-quarter US sales were essentially unchanged, but digging deeper reveals a wild story of surging Ram sales, struggling Jeep numbers, and a collapse in Alfa Romeo sales.
BMW Axes Diesel 3-Series, Plug-In Hybrids to Fill the Void
BMW has discontinued the diesel 3-Series, a staple in Europe, and will replace it with plug-in hybrids.
$400 GTA VI Vice City Collection Doesn't Even Come With The Game
Rockstar's $400 GTA VI Vice City Collection lacks a crucial piece of the puzzle: the game itself.
Trump Administration Rolls Back MPG Standards, But Is It A False Economy?
The Trump administration has confirmed radically weakened fuel economy standards, allowing automakers to make thirstier cars that could cost American drivers more in the long run.
Ford's Best-Selling Truck Hit By Production Halt
A mysterious supply issue has forced Ford to stop producing the F-150 at its Dearborn Truck Plant and Kansas City Assembly Plant.
US Lawmakers Push For Permanent Ban On Chinese Cars As Xi Jinping Visits
US lawmakers propose permanent ban on Chinese cars amid Xi Jinping's visit to the US.
Kia Shrinks K5 Lineup Despite Growing Sales
Kia's K5 sedan sees a surge in interest, but its lineup is being trimmed despite growing sales.
Hyundai Warns of Chinese Invasion in US Auto Market Without Tariffs
Hyundai's CEO warns that the US car market could be disrupted by Chinese cars if tariffs are removed.
Honda Won’t Sacrifice Quality In Chasing China’s Lightning Development Times
Honda prioritizes quality over speed in new model development, despite pressure from Chinese rivals.
Stellantis Reaches Tentative Deal to Sell Brampton Assembly Plant, Union Opposed
Stellantis has reached a tentative agreement to sell the Brampton Assembly Plant to Roshel, a move opposed by the Unifor union.
What’s The Most Cursed Automotive Nameplate?
Some car models are doomed from the start, with poor sales and eventual discontinuation. Is the Acura ZDX the most cursed nameplate?
Rimac Finalizes Bugatti Takeover, Ending All VW Ownership
Mate Rimac becomes the new president of Bugatti after a consortium of investors finalized the purchase of Porsche's shares in Rimac Group and Bugatti Rimac joint venture.
Ford Hires Experts to Catch Problems Before They Enter Production
Ford hires 350 technical experts to improve quality after $1 billion loss due to defects
Chinese Brands Got So Fast At Developing New Cars Even China Thinks They Should Slow Down
Chinese automakers are developing new cars at an astonishing speed, with regulators and some executives worrying about safety and durability,
Seat's Uncertain Future: No Decision on Brand's Fate Beyond 2030
Seat's future remains uncertain as the company faces increasing challenges in the automotive industry.
Renault Kwid Facelift Debuts in Brazil with Modern Design and Huge Price Gap with India
Renault has updated the Kwid urban hatchback in Brazil with a new front end, larger screens, and a more modern design, but the price starts at $16,000, more than triple its price in India.
Unifor Approves GM Deal, Will Build Next-Gen Trucks In Canada
Unifor members approve new contract with General Motors, securing investments and jobs in Canada
Honda Won't Rule Out A US Return Of The Fit
Honda considers bringing back the Fit to the US market, citing customer interest and demand for affordable vehicles.
Cobblestone Car Wash to Pay $1.35 Million in Restitution to 71,235 Members
Cobblestone Car Wash settles lawsuit with Colorado state, agreeing to pay $1.35 million in restitution to 71,235 members who were unable to cancel their subscriptions.
GM Reaches Tentative Agreement with Canadian Autoworkers
GM and Unifor union reach a tentative agreement, promising pay increases and better benefits for Canadian workers.
Dealers Only Need $1 Of Service To Erase $10 Of Lost Car Sales
Dealership service profits are crucial in offsetting lost car sales revenue.