In a surprising move, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares has stepped down from his position, effective immediately. The announcement comes as the automaker faces slumping profits and weakening U.S. sales...

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In a surprising move, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares has stepped down from his position, effective immediately. The announcement comes as the automaker faces slumping profits and weakening U.S. sales...
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Memorial Day is one of the biggest car shopping weekends of the year, and Ford and Chevrolet are battling for buyer attention with very different strategies. Ford is leaning heavily on employee...
A month after sweeping automotive tariffs took effect, new car prices in the U.S. remain remarkably steady. CarEdge’s latest analysis of transaction data shows that despite headlines and automaker...
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Car shoppers expecting blowout Memorial Day deals in 2025 may have noticed something different this year: the discounts just aren’t what they used to be. From lackluster financing specials to...
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