Wholesale vehicle shipments fall | Used market slips | Profit outlook weak for Chinese EV makers | SAIC shuffles top management | VW Group, GM sales slide | Leapmotor's global ambitions

Wholesale vehicle deliveries dipped 2.7 percent to 2.56 million in June, marking the first drop in monthly shipments since March, with higher exports offset by weaker domestic demand.

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Nissan plans to axe Versa and Altima, and focus on Sentra

Nissan will ditch Versa after production ends in 2025, while Altima will sunset following 2026 model year as Nissan undecided on a next-gen

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Take Two: The second time around for a 1968 Ford Torino GT Hardtop R-Code 428 Actor David Sullivan debuts at MCACN his father's R-code 428 1968 Ford Torino GT with the help of some new Ford-loving friends. In the spring of 1968, Billy Ray Sullivan walked into Pegues/Hurst Motor Co. in Longview, Texas, to place an order for a new Ford Torino GT. Billy Ray was greeted by a salesperson and the two stepped into an office and methodically checked off boxes on an order form to ensure Billy Ray would get the exact 1968 Torino GT his heart was set upon. Billy Ray's plan was to equip the Torino GT with high-performance options cloaked beneath an unassuming hardtop exterior. The car he would create would be a one-of-a-kind Ford that would fly under the radar. See More Make your car our "Car of the Week"  If you've got an old car you really love, we want to hear about it! Click here to submit your ride! A 1935 S.S. Ltd. SS1 takes top honors at 7th Annual Philadelphia Concours d'Elegance A 1935 S.S. Ltd. SS1 earns "Best of Show," a Jaguar Field of Honour, expert judging of classic cars, and Hagerty Youth Judging at the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum helped raise funds to benefit Cool Cars for Kids and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia at the 7th Annual Philadelphia Concours d'Elegance. Philadelphia, PA – A 1935 S.S. Ltd. SS1, owned by Eduardo Zavala, of St. Petersburg, Florida, was judged "Best in Show" at the 7th Annual Philadelphia Concours d'Elegance, in partnership with the Delaware Valley Jaguar Club, on June 23, 2024. The famed Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum in Philadelphia hosted the "Jaguar Jamboree," which benefited Cool Cars for Kids and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. See More The Continental Comeback: The Mark III A little more than 65 years ago, in the Spring of 1968, Ford Motor Co.'s Lincoln Division released the Lincoln Continental Mark III for 1969. Unlike its namesake released a decade earlier, this Mark III reflected the styling quality that the handsome Continental Mark II had presented when unveiled in the fall of 1955, but on a bit more economical scale. It was indeed a continuation of the personal luxury car theme. See More Now You Can Look 'Em Up Online! How much is your vintage ride worth? You can now join the Old Cars Price Guide Membership and find out online. Pricing right at your fingertips. Join Now! Subscribe Now to the Highest Frequency Publication for Die-Hard Car Lovers!  Your subscription to  Old Cars includes: All the recent news from around the old car hobby Coverage of all the important collector car auctions and shows Classifieds including expert advice SUBSCRIBE NOW Active Interest Media 2143 Grand Ave. Des Moines, IA 50312 United States View online  You received this email because you are subscribed to newsletters from Old Cars Weekly. Update your email preferences to choose the types of emails you receive.