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Genesis dealer says standalone stores are critical
Only last year, Genesis opened its first two dealerships — one in Lafayette, La., and the other in Greer, S.C.…
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Scout picked S.C. because of speed, says CEO Scott Keogh
Scout Motors chose a greenfield site just north of Columbia, S.C., for a new $2 billion factory over a number…
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Murgado Automotive adds more stores near Chicago
Murgado Automotive Group of Miami has expanded again in the Chicago area, about three months after acquiring two dealerships in…
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Subaru names longtime exec Troy Poston to top sales job
Subaru of America has promoted one of its regional vice presidents to lead its U.S. sales operations effective April 1,…
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Scratched EV battery? Your insurer may have to junk the whole car
Sandy Munro, head of Michigan-based Munro & Associates, which tears down vehicles and advises automakers on how to improve them,…
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Audi seeks to catch up in China in test of Germany’s automotive grit
In an effort to catch up, Audi is building an electric vehicle plant in Chengchun and has already rolled out…
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VW diesel settlement helping to cut Great Lakes emissions
Volkswagen‘s diesel emissions cheating scandal is helping a ferry service for tourists in northern Michigan go electric. The Mackinac Island…
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Mercedes-Benz tunes up its 2024 entry-level GLA crossover
The 2024 GLA, scheduled to arrive at dealerships this year, will have a new grille with vertical louvers and a…
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Fuel cells left behind by rapid EV sales, infrastructure growth
Heid and others have yet to write off hydrogen, noting that it is a good fit for heavy-duty trucks. In…
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Column: General Motors’ white-collar buyout offers appear timed to tame UAW
With the Consumer Price Index rising at rates of 6 percent or higher for more than a year, union members…
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