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Ford will now focus its efforts on hybrids as well as a flexible EV platform from a team led by former Tesla engineers. That will underpin a midsize pickup in 2027.

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Rail lockout threatens inventory levels, puts dealers on edge

A work stoppage at Canada's two biggest railroads will impact new-vehicle inventory within two weeks if the two companies and the union representing affecting workers can't be reached, industry analysts say. That has some new-vehicle dealers calling for government intervention.

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