Ford dealers building commercial service centers | Infiniti Chairman Peyman Kargar to retire | Wholesale used-vehicle prices rise in Feb. | Dealers grapple with EV chargers | Rivian's $1.3B bond sale

Ford says dealers can increase their fixed operations profits by opening a service center for commercial customers with at least 24 service bays, mobile service vans and expanded hours.

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