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What the FTC’s proposals on car dealer ads, F&I mean
FTC commissioners voted 4-1 on Wednesday, June 27, to go beyond federal advertising law and the federal prohibition on unfair and deceptive dealership practices.
"This proposed rule is another example of how the FTC is using the full…
Right-to-repair court case decision delayed for third time since March
A federal judge on Friday again postponed a decision on a lawsuit filed by automakers represented by the Alliance for Automotive Innovation over updates to Massachusetts' right-to-repair law — the third time since March that the…
June U.S. sales: GM Q2 volume slips; Hyundai, Kia sales fall 4th straight month on low inventory
U.S. light-vehicle sales slid 15 percent in the second quarter at General Motors as global parts shortages and shipping woes continue to hobble output at automakers, leaving showrooms largely empty of new cars and light trucks for a…
GM bars dealers from reporting sales before delivery
GM on Friday said it would hold about 95,000 vehicles awaiting parts until they are completed. The automaker expects the vehicles to be delivered to dealers by the end of this year and will recognize the revenue when the vehicles are…
Audi: Chip shortage to stretch into 2023; EV wave coming
Editor's note: An earlier version of this report incorrectly named the Audi vehicles being discontinued. They are the Q2 crossover and A1 sedan.
INGOLSTADT, Germany — Audi dealers' current inventory woes may not abate until well into…
First Shift: How to purchase fuel on-the-go with Apple
• Apple CarPlay’s updates
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• End of road for Nissan Titan?
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June U.S. sales: Hyundai, Kia sales slip 4th straight month on low inventory
Record-low stockpiles continue to be a drag on the market. What new cars and light trucks are on the ground or allocated in the next several months are largely already sold, dealers say. No one is certain when the chip shortage will…
June U.S. sales: GM Q2 volume slips, but surpasses Toyota
The U.S. light-vehicle market slumped again in June, capping a weaker second quarter as global parts shortages and shipping woes continue to hobble output at automakers, leaving showrooms largely empty of new cars and light trucks for a…
Hyundai drops more cars from U.S. lineup
"Like some of our competitors, we have decided to stay in the passenger car business, and some of our best-performing vehicles, like Elantra or like Sonata, are still doing quite well," Hyundai Motor Co. COO Jose Munoz said during a…
NHTSA’s Steve Cliff says agency not holding back on vehicle safety regulations, scrutiny of…
WASHINGTON — The new chief of the nation's top auto safety regulator said the agency hasn't been holding back as it works through a backlog of regulatory to-dos, sorts through first-of-its-kind crash data and steps up an investigation…