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Spitzer acquires Ford and Chevy-GMC dealerships
Spitzer Management Inc., which does business as Spitzer Autoworld, on June 1 acquired two dealerships in northern Pennsylvania, according to the stores' seller Brian Wasko.
Spitzer of Elyria, Ohio, bought St. Marys Ford and St. Marys…
First Shift: Michigan dealer reacts to electric vehicle growth
• Dealer reacts to EV growth
• Toyota cuts July global production
• GM's Factory Zero idle for expansion
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Here’s how Dodge is going to promote its electrified future
Dodge says it's going to be an electric summer.
The Stellantis performance brand plans to preview future products in August during what it calls Speed Week.
It kicks off Aug. 12 with a press preview for the MotorTrend Presents Roadkill…
Toyota cuts Uber stake in half
Toyota Motor Corp has cut its stake in Uber Technologies Inc by about half, after the ride-hailing company divested the autonomous driving unit at the center of their collaboration. "The development of vehicles related to automated…
Toyota, Subaru recall EVs over risk wheels could come loose; customers told to stop driving
Japan's safety regulator said sharp turns and sudden braking in the cars could cause a hub bolt to loosen, raising the risk of a wheel coming off the vehicle. The regulator said it was not aware of any accidents being caused by the…
Einride gets NHTSA approval to operate self-driving trucks on U.S. roads
Swedish autonomous startup Einride has received regulatory approval to operate its trucks on public U.S. roadways and will begin doing so later this year, the company said Thursday.Einride will launch a pilot program in Tennessee with…
Bruton Smith, auto retail and racing pioneer, dies
Ollen Bruton Smith was born March 2, 1927, in Oakboro, N.C. His passion for cars started at an early age; Smith sold used cars from his front lawn as a teenager and bought his first race car at 17. His time on the track was limited,…
For long-haul trucking, Hydron sees long-term potential of hydrogen
Self-driving trucks will not get tired. With regulatory changes that eliminate service hour limitations, these trucks can ostensibly stay on the road for as long as their propulsion systems keep them trundling along.
A new startup,…
New U.S. criminal fraud charge filed on Nikola founder Trevor Milton
NEW YORK -- U.S. prosecutors on Wednesday added a new wire-fraud charge to their case accusing Trevor Milton, the founder and former CEO of Nikola Corp., of defrauding investors by lying about the electric- and hydrogen-powered truck…
NHTSA wants automakers to collect more ‘black box’ crash data
WASHINGTON -- U.S. auto regulators said they want to require automakers to collect more crash data from event data recorders -- more commonly known as "black boxes."
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Wednesday…