Black Book: Weekly Market Update
All car and truck segments declined last week. Market watchers are waiting to see if and how the United Auto Workers strike could affect wholesale prices, but it was too early to tell.
All car and truck segments declined last week. Market watchers are waiting to see if and how the United Auto Workers strike could affect wholesale prices, but it was too early to tell.
August figures show month-over-month decline, but SAAR up YOY.
IIHS crash evaluations say all four brands it examined didn’t meet expectations.
Talks progressing, but union and company still far apart.
South Korea-based workers agree to avert strike despite no retirement-age bump.
Country hopes Tesla will aid renewable-energy transition with EV manufacturing facility.
Chrome gone, brand says logo sticks out better from afar.
Cox says the union action against the Detroit 3 could result in a partial reversal of this year’s post-pandemic market rebalancing.
New-vehicle purchases a little easier on the wallet despite high prices, interest rates.
Measure would prohibit states from effectively barring ICE sales.
Automaker plans to double hybrid F-150 manufaturing next year.
Move would defend against cheaper Chinese electric-vehicle imports that benefit from state subsidies.
Dealerships work to increase consumer satisfaction during the car-buying process.
‘ChargeScape’ to connect EVs, power companies and automakers to manage electricity use for all three.
Addition of European and Australian automotive data and analytics provider Autovista Group builds its vehicle valuation and specification capabilities, advances global reach.
Kelley Blue Book editors rank and comment on the 10 Best Back-to-School Cars for 2019, all starting at around $20,000 or less and still available on new-car lots.
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