'Trump tariffs may backfire on US auto firms' - Nov 27, 2024
Flavio Volpe, President of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association of Canada says President-elect Trump's tariffs are likely to hurt both sides. He says US companies involved in the auto supply chain are likely to be hit as hard as their Canadian counterparts.
A video posted on the company’s site shows off the upgrade — and it looks pretty good. The familiar CarPlay and Android Auto ...
MLive- Flint/Saginaw/Bay City on MSN2h
Man with notorious bandit’s name stole vehicles from Bay County auto dealerships, police sayA man who shares his name with one of America’s most famous bandits is accused of breaking into two Bay County auto ...
The auto parts aftermarket sector has been battling financial distress over the last year with companies considering ...
New vehicle sales in the U.S. are projected to have risen 6.7% in November from a year earlier, driven by higher discounts to ...
Since the $7 billion master-planned development now called Halo Vista has been unveiled, the city of Phoenix has received ...
In this week’s action-packed issue of Auto Express we have a hot hatch showdown as the new BMW M135 goes head-to-head with ...
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