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GM puts 2 newcomers in pivotal roles

 
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GM works to improve parts, accessories e-commerce

 
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'Trust, but verify' helps dealer group cut customers' service wait times

 
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Navigating site selection challenges for your EV-related business

Selecting the right location for a business that's a supplier for electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers can be complicated. There are numerous things to consider, including electricity supply, access to a skilled-labor pool, potential conflicts with community opponents and gathering sufficient due-diligence intel.

 
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Billionaire's drowning blamed on Tesla gear shift error

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GM executives Gerald Johnson, Mike Abbott to step down

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Nissan returns to sales playbook to move old Rogue supply

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Farley, top Ford execs hit road to hear dealers' concerns

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Toyota plug-in hybrid tops 2024 greenest car ranking

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Tesla blacklists Cybertruck owner trying to resell pickup, owner alleges on forum

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Cox: Dealers feel falling profits amid inventory growth, weaker market

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13 of 14 driver-assist systems rated 'marginal' or 'poor' in IIHS test

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Redesigned 2025 Ford Expedition has panoramic display screen, spy photos show

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