CarMax posted record sales and earnings before pandemic hit
The used-vehicle retailer’s fiscal year ended just before the coronavirus pandemic began wreaking havoc on the U.S. economy.
Daimler cuts pay for CEO, top executives; secures $13 billion loan facility
CEO Ola Kallenius and members of Daimler’s management board will take temporary 20 percent compensation cuts while high-level executives will see a 10 percent reduction. The automaker also signed an agreement for a $13 billion credit line to increase financial flexibility during the coronavirus crisis.
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Tesla Model Y gets high marks from critic Sandy Munro
Unlike past Tesla offerings, early versions of the Model Y are rolling off the assembly line looking more like what you would expect from a company with a handle on the finer points of car building, according to Sandy Munro.
China's GAC aims for 1 million cars a year for its Toyota, Honda JVs
State-owned GAC expects vehicle sales in China to rise 3 percent this year despite an anticipated industrywide drop of 10 percent.