Hyundai, Kia sales advance in Nov. | Musk: UAW organizing Tesla would mean a failure | U.S. opens probe into Chevy Volts | Ford says UAW strike cut profits $1.7B | GM: EVs won't lose money for long

U.S. light-vehicle sales are projected to rise up to 10 percent last month, forecasters say, compared to a weak November 2022, with higher retail demand offsetting lower fleet shipments.

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Price used cars like bananas | Jim Morrison out as Jeep chief | ElectraMeccanica, Tevva settle suits | Ford outlines cost of UAW strike, contract

Just like bananas, 'there’s some green, some yellow, some brown, and some rotten' used cars, says Dale Pollak

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