Hannah Mitchell

Executive Editor

Hannah Mitchell is executive editor of Bobit's Dealer Group, which includes Auto Dealer Today, F&I and Showroom, Agent Entrepreneur, and Providers & Administrators publications.

A former daily newspaper journalist, she honed her craft covering politics, business, and more for publications that included the Charlotte Observer and the Orange County (Calif.) Business Journal. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University, and her first car was a hand-me-down Chevrolet Nova.

Learn more about Mitchell in this video below!

News•by Hannah Mitchell•May 12, 2026

New-Vehicle Prices Rise

With April sales down, higher prices on in-demand large vehicles helped inflate the overall ATP, though increases were under long-term averages, Cox Automotive reported.

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News•by Hannah Mitchell•April 28, 2026

Global Roads Getting More Electric

China easily reigns in the segment, but European countries’ adoption rates are growing. The U.S., probably due to market size, has the second biggest EV fleet.

News•by Hannah Mitchell•April 21, 2026

Honda-Sony Venture Dismantled

For nearly four years, the companies had worked toward the launch of the electric-vehicle brand’s first two models, but the shifting EV market scuttled the plans.

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News•by Hannah Mitchell•April 14, 2026

Founding Family Sells Nebraska Dealerships

Expanding Midwest automotive group picks up three stores as part of the robust transaction activity early this year.

News•by Hannah Mitchell•April 13, 2026

Automaker Increases Parts Recycling

Stellantis is adding a third end-of-life vehicle dismantling facility to feed its growing reuse business sparked in large part by autos’ growing lifespans.

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News•by Hannah Mitchell•April 10, 2026

March New-Vehicle Sales Don’t Reflect War

Cox Automotive data shows Americans doubled down on big-is-better despite price increases. Slightly higher incentives helped fuel the demand.

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News•by Hannah Mitchell•March 31, 2026

Automakers Have More Tricks Up Their Sleeves

JD Power analysts see auto retail faring this year’s storms well through various means, though it acknowledges conditions are challenging to accurately predict.

Photo of wall-mounted Ford electric-vehicle charger in a home

News•by Hannah Mitchell•March 24, 2026

Charging Challenges

An annual J.D. Power study finds eroding home EV charging contentment, though there are ways owners can boost theirs. The firm sees auto dealers playing a role.

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News•by Hannah Mitchell•March 17, 2026

New-Vehicle Shoppers Get Some Relief

Overall conditions in February tipped slightly in consumers’ favor as prices stayed high, granting a reprieve of sorts just before the war on Iran commenced and started to reverse the welcome trend.

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News•by Hannah Mitchell•March 10, 2026

No End in Sight for Vehicle Inflation

The February average transaction price was well above a three-year average annual bump, but Cox analysts consider today’s prices to be on the normal side.

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