Black Book: Weekly Market Update
Market depreciation slowed last week as the industry waited to hear the outcome of union contract negotiations in Detroit, though weekly declines are still well above typical seasonal shifts.
Market depreciation slowed last week as the industry waited to hear the outcome of union contract negotiations in Detroit, though weekly declines are still well above typical seasonal shifts.
August average price flat YOY as incentives keep going up.
Agreement would avert a strike in Korean automaker’s manufacturing center.
Passengers can relax and enjoy the ride in the luxury vehicle designed with their comfort in mind.
Projects taking shape in Asia, Europe, US as way to bridge charging gaps.
Automaker plans to invest over $751.6 million in UK MINI factories at Oxford and Swindon.
All of its North American EV models to use Tesla’s North American Charging Standard by 2025.
August supplies down as summer sales surge, Cox Automotive says.
MCE Automotive Group sold dealerships to North Carolina-based Anderson Automotive Group.
Tesla to install Tesla Universal Wall Connectors at 2,000 hotels in the US, Canada and Mexico.
Cox index shows independents, though, have a bleak outlook.
After summer downturn, tax breaks and incentives turn the tide.
David Lee’s global career includes a track record of fiscal project management and revenue generation.
August supply improves to highest level in nearly 2 ½ years, Cox Automotive says.
Mozilla says all 25 it researched appear more focused on sharing, selling information than keeping it secure.