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VW to unveil Arteon large sedan in Geneva
The Arteon, Volkswagen’s new flagship sedan, will be positioned between the Passat-based CC and the luxury Phaeton in the lineup.
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Auto writer leaves lasting influence
Jim Mateja, one of the nation’s most trusted auto writers, and a fixture at the Chicago Tribune for four decades, had that tough-as-nails Chicago persona.
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Building a diverse staff requires a dealer push
Many young minorities and women aren’t aware of the opportunities in auto retail and never take a serious look at the business.
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Suzuki infuses small Wagon R with tech
A lack of cutting-edge technology has long kept Suzuki Motor Corp., one of Japan’s smaller automakers, in constant search for a larger partner.
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CEO: Used sales at AutoNation show promise
AutoNation sees used-vehicle sales at its soon-to-launch AutoNation USA used-vehicle stores as a major growth opportunity in 2017. The retailer has designed a strategy to fund the expansion which, CEO Mike Jackson said, won’t be a drag on earnings.
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Having diverse staff is a business booster for one dealership group
In the Dallas-Fort Worth market, a melting pot of different cultures, the Mac Churchill stores have made hires to accommodate the diverse backgrounds of its consumers.
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Manufacturers must look within to fix sales drops
Manufacturers should have a better idea of what customers want and what they are willing to pay, one reader writes.
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VW dealers move past diesel scandal
With a lineup richer in crossovers on the horizon and a costly and distracting diesel scandal behind them, Volkswagen dealers are back to focusing on their core business after their make meeting at the NADA convention.
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Will cockpits of tomorrow require one-stop suppliers?
As automakers consider how to build self-driving vehicles, seat suppliers are reconsidering an old idea — becoming one-stop cockpit integrators.