JANUARY 25, 2019

Deeper Cuts in Vehicle Production Necessary, Analyst Says

At the end of 2018, the industry had 3.8 million vehicles sitting on dealer lots, which is the same level as December 2017. That’s 300,000 units in inventory above the level at the end of 2015.

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Auto Lenders Cautiously Eye Future Use of AI, Machine Learning

SAN FRANCISCO – Credit scoring is becoming increasingly digitalized, with systems doing more of the work, but the auto-financing world doesn’t appear ready to turn things over to artificial intelligence and machine learning. At least not yet. “In the

McConaughey, Lincoln Again Top Most-Seen Auto Ads Chart

The Nautilus commercial not only was No.1 for the week of Jan. 14, but also had the best iSpot Attention Index (154) in the ranking, getting 54% fewer interruptions than the average auto ad.

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Jeep on the Rise in Russia

FCA Russia says the brand’s 2018 result reflected the successful expansion of the Jeep range. Joining the Grand Cherokee, Renegade and Wrangler lineup were the Compass, Cherokee and the Grand Cherokee’s Trackhawk variant.

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