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The costs associated with the 25% tariffs could have a huge impact on the Detroit 3 automaker’s operational expenditures. (3 min. read)
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The automaker has been stockpiling key parts—including safety components—from Mexico to U.S. plants to stay ahead of potential supply disruptions. (3 min. read)
Profitability is back in focus
Auto accounts past-due by 30, 60, and 90 days have improved from January. (4 min. read)
By the end of February (year-to-date), more than 52,000 new vehicles transacted above $100,000. (3 min. read)
The facility—backed by a $14 billion investment from Toyota—is set to start producing hybrid batteries in April. (3 min. read)
The on-and-off uncertainty and changing parameters of the tariffs continue to be one of the biggest issues for the auto industry. (3 min. read)
"We wanted to make a clear message that there is no business impact in March and April," said Sebastian Mackensen, President and CEO of BMW of North America. (2 min. read)
Dealers view interest rates as the “leading factor” holding back business. (3 min. read)
