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A customer has filed a lawsuit against a dealership group after a $101,000 payment intended for a Porsche Cayenne purchase was intercepted.
A North Carolina dealership group has acquired Ford, Toyota and Honda dealerships, expanding its retail footprint.
Nissan Canada is resuming sales of the U.S.-built Frontier, Pathfinder and Murano, though significant tariffs will restrict available quantities.
Payless, a used-car dealer in Alaska, agreed to pay more than $500,000 to resolve the state attorney general's case over undisclosed document fees.
A survey finds most car buyers are unsure whether they purchased GAP coverage or service contracts, with guidance offered on how dealerships can improve customer awareness.
Automotive News features an interview with Rob Gallik, co-owner of Tameron Automotive Group, as part of a client interview series.
Native American students will restore a Ford F-350 pickup for display at the SEMA show, supported by a dealership and a tool company.
An Automotive News piece examines the connection between dealership sales and service department performance; no further details were provided.
An Automotive News daily report examines how AI is reshaping car shopping while noting that trust remains key to closing vehicle sales.
401 Group has bought Mercedes-Benz and Subaru dealerships in Ontario from Palladino Auto Group.
Automotive News Canada has published its 2025 Best Practices feature; no further details were provided in the source excerpt.
Nissan has recorded retail sales gains for 19 consecutive months, while its Infiniti luxury brand posted its strongest third quarter since the pandemic.
An Automotive News piece discusses how broadening access to vehicles could benefit car dealerships and the communities they serve.
An Automotive News piece discusses how broadening consumer access to vehicles could benefit auto dealers and their local communities.
An Automotive News piece examines how flexible financing options can help auto service departments convert customers' deferred repairs into completed sales.
CarMax's CEO said the company's second-quarter turnaround indicates its restructuring strategy is showing promise.
Automotive News examines how Carvana's large vehicle shipping and logistics network may give the online retailer an advantage as it expands into new-car sales.
An Automotive News daily report says rising repair costs and negative equity are boosting dealership finance and insurance income while vehicle margins decline.
Car dealers and automakers are being urged to ensure their brands appear in AI tools that consumers increasingly use when shopping for vehicles.
An analysis examines how rising vehicle prices are pressuring both car buyers and dealerships, and why the auto industry struggles to address affordability.
Car dealerships are seeking to establish safeguards around their use of artificial intelligence as warnings about the technology's risks grow.
Dealership finance and insurance profits remained steady in the second quarter despite narrowing vehicle margins, and JM&A anticipates a strong second half for finance departments.
Walser Automotive has acquired three Minnesota dealerships, marking the largest acquisition in the company's history.
Car dealerships are working to establish safeguards on their use of artificial intelligence as warnings about the technology's risks grow.
A job listing seeks a general sales manager for a position located in Miami, Florida, posted through Automotive News.
A guest commentary examines a Florida legal case that will determine whether tying vehicle allocations to dealer facility upgrades amounts to coercion.
AutoCanada is shutting down its unprofitable Kijiji-related business and has begun a review of its collision repair operations.
CarMax reported second-quarter momentum and confirmed job cuts as the FTC warned the auto industry about advertised pricing practices.
Ford has launched a certified pre-owned sales program for used commercial vehicles, which it describes as the first of its kind in the industry.
Former auto dealer Jim Koons has made the largest donation in Northwood University's history.
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