Florida Ford plant has a date with the wrecking ball
Jacksonville, Fla., has approved tearing down a Ford plant, opened nearly a century ago, over the objections of local historical preservationists.
Lotus adds dealers, gears up for five new vehicles by 2028
Lotus Cars Managing Director Matt Windle’s U.S. visit last month comes as the brand expands its dealer network and readies for the biggest onslaught of new models in company history.
N.Y. dealer finds commercial niche
Mackey Auto Group, which formed in 2019, turned part of a former FedEx warehouse into a commercial vehicle service center. The ability to work on commercial fleets and large vehicles has quickly become an important part of the group’s business.
Point Predictive, CreditMiner tech helps dealers combat fraud
Point Predictive said auto dealerships have reported more fraudulent borrowers — and being forced by lenders to buy back the ensuing loans.
Jeep vows not to commercialize ‘ducking’ phenomenon
One of the biggest attractions at this year’s Detroit auto show was an inflatable duck whose popularity stemmed from a grassroots movement that began as a way to spread cheer among Jeep owners.