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Public retailers that reported third-quarter earnings last week said they are bolstering their e-commerce efforts to better accommodate the growing number of vehicle buyers who want to shop online.

Manheim Express is being touted as a logical evolution in digital wholesaling. But some high-volume dealers could use a little help.

Denso Corp. looks for new value in old products as the supplier plans a transformation in the coming decade.

To launch his tradition-breaking auto company, Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe is leaning on a proven industry culture.

The settlement needs court approval, and the money would be put in escrow while the case against CDK Global proceeds.

After years of pleading from global automakers, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced this month that it is considering a dramatic change to the long-standing rules that govern auto headlights.

The combined company will boast global sales of $17.3 billion, big enough to make it No. 11 on the Automotive News list of the top 100 global suppliers. But it’s still the new kid on the block.

During the Great Depression, a young Jim Moran pumped gas before borrowing $360 to purchase his own gas station. This month, the $15.1 billion company he built in phase two of his career turns 50.

Asbury Automotive executives said the group is interested in entering new markets as well as acquiring “tuck-in” stores, generally described as one or two stores that help round out a retailer’s presence in an existing market.

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