Mazda Stockpiles Parts to Maintain Production Amid Chinese Supplier Lockdowns
Mazda Motor Corp. reports sufficient parts inventories will keep production status quo despite COVID lockdowns at Chinese suppliers.
Mazda Motor Corp. reports sufficient parts inventories will keep production status quo despite COVID lockdowns at Chinese suppliers.
Its EV lineup, though, surges, positioning it just behind Tesla, brand says.
36 states alleged the used-car retailer sold cars with open safety recalls without letting buyers know.
Helped by improved inventories, they could help make up for retail sales slowed by larger economic conditions.
But analysts predict used vehicle prices will remain higher than pre-pandemic prices for years to come.
Kia breaks its November record, Subaru leads pack with 52% jump.
Last week was a short week with the Thanksgiving holiday, and the auction results reflected this with the level of declines continuing, but at the lowest level we’ve seen since the third week of July.
Automakers meanwhile negotiating terms.
Marketing method used by some auto dealers now requires prior consumer consent.
The Vietnamese automaker has shipped 999 cars to the United States. The vehicles are expected to arrive in December.
McGovern, Ken Ganley groups pick up stores across brands.
Carmaker lays out plan to help dealers transition to electrification, with no investment targets specified.
Hyundai may not maintain its EV sales momentum if it can no longer qualify for U.S. tax credits under the Biden Administration’s Inflation Reduction Act.
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