Orlando liquidation warehouse rapidly fills up with what big box store can’t sell
Discount liquidators like RK’s in Orlando are helping big retailers trim back pandemic-driven inventory excesses.
Geneva show canceled as organizers trade snow for sand
Organizers of the event are switching its traditionally chilly venue in alpine Europe to the balmy Middle East.
Toyota's Jack Hollis expects 'one more year' of historically tight inventories
Jack Hollis, head of sales for Toyota Motor North America, says dealership inventory levels won’t be able to grow at all until perhaps the third quarter of 2023, and are unlikely to ever return to their pre-pandemic levels.
U.S. seeks information from Tesla on cabin camera in Autopilot probe
NHTSA’s nine-page letter demands Tesla answer questions by Oct. 12 about “the role that the Cabin Camera plays in the enforcement of driver engagement/attentiveness.”
U.S. extends public input on GM, Ford self-driving petitions
GM and Ford want to deploy up to 2,500 vehicles annually, the maximum allowed under law, for ride sharing and delivery services. Neither seek approval to sell self-driving vehicles to consumers.