Volvo Cars Sales Spike in May
Swedish automaker bounces back after a challenging 2022.
Swedish automaker bounces back after a challenging 2022.
Despite pickup, automaker predicts low incentives will keep it lower than pre-pandemic levels.
Commercial users embracing fees for software-based services.
Sales rebound as consumers return to showrooms amid better selection and improved incentives.
Uptick driven by demand for hybrids and gasoline-powered cars.
They can be key in buying decision-making, especially for Tesla owners, and many owners are least satisfied with the most desired features.
NHTSA doesn’t pursue a recall but points out ‘significant concerns’ around driver distraction from discontinued capability.
To date, only 7% of the approximately eight million affected cars have received the software upgrade.
Robust demand and increased vehicle availability drive significant growth.
In-depth research culminates in release of new product.
The two automakers' recalls affect a combined total of 530,000 vehicles that have experienced operational issues posing safety risks.
Kelley Blue Book Brand Watch Non-Luxury Report ranks consumer shopping behavior.
The affected air bags are utilized by a dozen car manufacturers, including General Motors Co., Stellantis NV, Volkswagen AG, and Hyundai Motor Co.
S&P Global Mobility research finds the average age of gas-powered U.S. cars and light trucks has climbed to 12.5 years.
Both automakers are discussing potential incentives and the distinction between wholesale and retail.
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