Monday, April 28, 2025

Why moving overseas auto production back to U.S. is no easy task | Foxconn sees U.S. production power in former GM factory | Toyota’s potentially huge supplier buyout | GM recall | Fla. dealership can sue Hyundai, Ford

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Monday, April 28, 2025

These U.S. auto plants have extra capacity, but moving production from overseas no easy task

Some see underutilized U.S. plants as a quick way for automakers to shift production of imported models. But doing so would be a costly, time-consuming process, experts say.

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As deals and tariffs loom, Foxconn sees U.S. production power in former GM factory

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Column: Shawn Fain's support of Trump tariffs could backfire

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Explore key strategies for navigating dealership compliance

Like so many things in the automotive retail industry these days, st ate and federal regulations governing dealerships are constantly evolving, whether they involve advertising, sales and fair-lending practices, customer privacy or data handling. Michele Holdosh, Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives at Ally Financial, offers some key insights into strategies and best practices that can help dealers keep up with this ever-changing compliance landscape.

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Toyota's potentially huge supplier buyout targets storied company with quality issues

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GM recalling some full-size pickups, SUVs for V-8 engine defect

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Learn how to drive brand loyalty by listening to vehicle owners: A report by LexisNexis® Risk Solutions

There have been many factors affecting the automotive market: supply chain shortages, high interest rates and increasing competition, just to name a few.

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Nissan upping U.S. Rogue production 56% to skirt import tariffs

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GM CEO Mary Barra, Hyundai Executive Chair Euisun Chung to keynote Automotive News Congress Sept. 11

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Mazda's advanced safety tech aims for zero fatalities by 2040

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Gentex halts China mirror sales as tariff chaos cuts revenue forecast

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Subaru Canada CEO Tomohiro Kubota on cutting U.S. imports

Tomohiro Kubota, CEO of Subaru Canada, talks about shaking up the company's mix of imports from assembly plants in the U.S. and Japan amid tariffs. Plus, Automotive News Staff Reporter Molly Boigon discusses the political environment surrounding automotive trade.

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