Automotive Views

Tuesday, April 22, 2025

In our opinion: Tariffs are cause, rising auto prices are effect

Call it the first fruits of bad policy: On April 14, the average marketed price for a new automobile in the U.S. topped $50,000 for the first time since Dec. 7.

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Alex Kosyakov: Auto tariffs are a race to the bottom, at Americans' expense

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C.J. Moore: Dealership groups on top 100 list gear up for potential used-vehicle demand surge

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Leo Michael Cartoons

Tesla has launched a lower-cost version of its wildly styled Cybertruck that strips out features such as all-wheel drive, air suspension and the distinctive rear light bar.

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Greg Layson: Struggling sales, not trade war, weigh on BrightDrop

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John Boesel: California needs to stay the course on cleaner, better transportation future

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Ariel Seidman: Crowdsourced maps critical to the evolution of automated driving

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Wayve's Kaity Fischer hits the gas on automated driving's next chapter

Kaity Fischer, the vice president of commercial and operations, discusses the British tech start's new partnership with Nissan, which is Wayve's first public tie-up with a global automaker, and an end-to-end era of automated driving.

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