Inventory in U.S. inches up to 1.21M
After seven months of being mired in a narrow band, new vehicle inventory in the United States climbed to 1.2 million units last month, the highest levels since June 2021.
Dodge dealership to pay $935K in EEOC discrimination claim
Christopher’s Dodge Ram in Colorado agrees to a $935,000 payment related to a gender discrimination claim brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Volkswagen's Mexican union says strike deadline postponed
A deadline for workers to strike at German carmaker Volkswagen AG’s main Mexico plant has been moved from Friday to Sept. 14.
D23 Expo shows off Walt Disney statue, Tiana ride model
D23 to preview Walt Disney statue destined for Epcot, model of revamped Splash Mountain ride rethemed with characters from “The Princess and the Frog.”
New-vehicle market expands for third straight month
New-vehicle sales by automakers operating in China rebounded for the third consecutive month in August after Shanghai, the largest domestic city, came out of a two-month lockdown and the central government halved purchase tax on gasoline cars at the start of June.