Category: Motor Age Articles
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Chevy Blazer: GM’s newest political football?
The 2019 Chevrolet Blazer arrives at dealerships in the political crosshairs of a North American trade renegotiation and outcry from American and Canadian unions.
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Making the most of scarce service workers
Yes, dealerships are hampered by a shortage of service technicians. But they stand to lose even more if they fail to make sure that their existing techs are as productive as they can be.
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Japanese company plans amphibious electric car
Japan’s behind-the-scenes electronics producer Funai is getting serious about the car business.
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Mitsubishi scoffs at Renault holding firm
Mitsubishi is circling wagons with Nissan against any plan to fold the Japanese duo into a holding company with their alliance partner Renault.
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Dealers ferret out cost cuts to prepare for leaner times
Ohio dealer Rick Ricart found a way to save $6,000 a year: Cut out bottled water, and use the drinking fountain instead.
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Former Washington Post owner buys dealerships
Graham Holdings joins a growing list of companies outside the industry that have acquired dealerships but partnered with established operators to run them.
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CDK: No more customer service nightmares
The DMS giant said it is improving its customer service and will simplify its billing.
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Good news for Ghosn’s alliance
Carlos Ghosn’s personal fortunes may be at a low point these days, but his alliance sold 10.76 million cars and light commercial vehicles globally last year, according to Reuters’ calculations.
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Tesla’s momentum rides on Model 3
Tesla faces economic headwinds that include potential tariffs and the end of electric vehicle tax credits in the United States. Key to the company’s continued momentum: the Model 3 electric sedan.
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Carvana sees enormous upside for used-car market
The used-car market is fragmented but also elastic; it can be stretched larger, Carvana CEO Ernie Garcia says.