Automotive Views

Tuesday, September 17, 2024

EDITORIAL: Affordability crisis shrank the market and could do long-term damage

Frustrated consumers unable to purchase a new vehicle may force open the door to the U.S. market to China if automakers can't satiate entry-level demand.

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JAMIE BUTTERS: GM, Hyundai hook up in New York — where will relationship end up?

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PAIGE HODDER: How to sell and service EVs? Bowman Chevy has answers

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Leo Michael Cartoons

There's high drama playing out in the U.S. auto market. The question is: Will somebody flinch? "It's a standoff right now — between consumers, dealers, automakers and lenders — to see which one is going to blink," says Tyson Jominy of J.D. Power.

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MARK BARROTT: 3 nontraditional EV market signals suppliers should watch

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Tifani Sadek on keeping human drivers aboard 'driverless' cars (Episode 268)

The director of the University of Michigan's Law and Mobility Program argues against removing humans from self-driving vehicles and suggests the autonomous-vehicle industry can learn a lot from aviation on building trust.

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