NOVEMBER 9, 2020

USMCA Putting Cost-Control Pressure on U.S. Automakers

Automakers with Mexican operations will “find the lowest-cost way” of complying with the USMCA’s content and wage provisions, says Kristin Dziczek of the Michigan-based Center for Automotive Research. “That’s built into capitalism.”

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Autoline Daily 2020: Top Industry News for Nov. 9

Virgin Hyperloop Completes 1st Passenger Test; Telsa Taxis Hit NYC Streets; GM Battery Plant Ahead of Schedule

Today’s Car Dealership Customers Want More – and Get It

John Simlett refers to car salespeople as customer advocates” who help people along the way and don’t take advantage of them. “It’s no longer doing it to me,” he says. “It’s doing it for me.”

Auto Tech Check – ’21 Kia Seltos SX Turbo AWD

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The tech in the ’21 Seltos is practical, intuitive and provides good value – and should help Kia continue to make inroads and sales in the compact SUV category.

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