Ford finds its EV sales numbers in a tough spot. The news isn’t surprising, of course, as federal tax credits have disappeared. What is surprising, however, is the rise of gas-powered Mustang sales. In November, Ford sold nearly as many pony cars as it did EVs. I don’t just mean the Mach-E, but all electric Ford offerings combined. Mustang sales Read More
Summarize this content to 200 words The four-cylinder, plug-in-hybrid Mercedes-AMG C63 was never a big hit. In our review, we called it a “technical masterpiece with no soul.” Now it appears Mercedes agrees: The four-banger C63 is reportedly headed for the chopping block. According to Germany’s Elektroauto News, Mercedes is ending production of the C63 PHEV after only a few Read More
If you work at Wendy’s, you might be able to sling more than just fries or a delicious Frosty. Wendy’s employees qualify for a discount on select Stellantis vehicles. One of the more notable inclusions in this program is the 2026 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat; 710 horsepower has never tasted so good. The program is called the FCA Affiliate Rewards. Read More
South Korea’s Hyundai Motors, which includes the Hyundai, Kia and Genesis brands, is having an impressive year of growth. In 2019, Hyundai ranked 7th in total U.S. vehicle sales. In the third quarter, it overtook Stellantis, Honda, and Nissan to take 4th place, falling behind 3rd place Ford… Source: www.coxautoinc.com
Hyundai Motor Company set records for U.S. sales in 2023, both as a company and for each of its three brands: Hyundai, Kia and Genesis. The South Korean automaker, which announced its fourth-quarter and full-year results on January 25, ended 2023 as the world’s fourth-largest automaker. Source: www.coxautoinc.com
Nissan has warned that continued supply chain constraints will affect its profits and that access to computer chips will be key to growth. On Tuesday, November 8th, Nissan will announce its financial results for the July-September period, the second quarter of Nissan’s fiscal year ending March 31st. Source: www.coxautoinc.com
The most recent quarter was another tumultuous one for Nissan Motor Co., with sales in the key U.S. market surging from recent lows. That could help the Japanese automaker’s bottom line during the company’s first quarter (May-June) fiscal year 2023… Source: www.coxautoinc.com
To echo what Nissan’s U.S. sales chief said about recent quarterly car sales, it’s about how much of a difference inventory makes. In fact, significantly improved inventories after last year’s computer chip shortage led to significant sales increases for Nissan and Infiniti in the United States. Source: www.coxautoinc.com
Hyundai Motors, which includes the Hyundai, Kia and Genesis brands, had its best fourth quarter ever in the U.S. on many fronts. This should help the Korean automaker’s financial results, which will be released on Thursday, January 26th. Hyundai Motor Co., Ltd. sells… Source: www.coxautoinc.com
Hyundai Motor Co., which includes the Hyundai, Kia and Genesis brands, had a strong first quarter with sales growth in the U.S. far outpacing the industry, despite particularly low Kia inventory. Automakers have cut incentives to historic lows, but average transaction prices… Source: www.coxautoinc.com