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Friday, Oct. 24, 2025

Ford says supplier fire could be $2 billion hit, but it plans higher F-Series output with 1,000 new jobs in 2026

Ford posted third-quarter net income of $2.4 billion, up from $900 million a year earlier.

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From Bertha Benz to Mary Barra: 13 trailblazers who broke auto industry barriers

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GM's pivot away from EVs puts Gestamp plant at risk near Detroit

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	New Study: Dealership Employees Speak Out

The 2025 CDK Dealership Workplace Study reveals a workforce that's more satisfied, more stable and more vocal about what matters most. But while satisfaction is high, economic stress and uncertainty weigh on them significantly. See what drives today's dealership staff.

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Rivian shakeup puts CEO RJ Scaringe over marketing as EV maker cuts 600-plus jobs

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Nexperia crisis: VW said to secure access to new chip supply

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Affordability concerns drive some to buy older vehicles

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Q3 auto retail earnings: Higher medical costs contribute to Sonic's net income drop; AutoNation net income up 16%

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Japan braces for chip crisis; vehicle affordability problems escalate

The Nexperia chip crisis spreads to Japan. General Motors unveils a bold plan to bring eyes-off driving to the market in 2028. Plus, experts discuss vehicle affordability challenges and what's driving higher prices in the new- and used-car markets.

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