New Vehicle Sales on Track for Strong 2024 Finish

EV sales may experience some tailwinds, leading to robust activity through the end of the year.

Wholesale Vehicles Prices Stabilize but Remain High

Combined sales into large rental, commercial, and government buyers were down 36% year over year in January. Sales into rental declined 61% YOY, sales into commercial increased 4% YOY, and sales into government declined 23%.

Toyota Unveils Flexible Fuel Hybrid Vehicle for Brazil

Toyota unveiled a prototype of what it’s calling a hybrid flexible-fuel vehicle (Hybrid FFV) for the Brazil market, which can be powered by gasoline and alternative fuel, such as ethanol, as well as Toyota’s hybrid system.

EV Sales, Loyalty Reach Record Highs

The U.S. market for fully electric vehicles has reached record volumes with 208,000 new registrations in 2018, all while loyalty rates of EV buyers continues to grow, according to recent analysis by business intelligence firm IHS Markit.

Hyundai May Build Auto Plant in U.S.

Import Fleet Penetration in the Wake of V.R.A.?

For the 1984 model year, Automotive Fleet statistics show that import manufacturers registered(52,087 new cars in the U.S. fleet segment, or just two percent of total import registrations. Most of those manufacturers, of course, had been operating in a restricted marketplace. But now that market place has begun to undergo some important changes.

CruiseCam Signs Agreement With Driver's Alert for North American Distributorship

BINGHAM FARMS, Mich. --- CruiseCam International and Driver's Alert have signed an agreement that will make Driver's Alert the sole distributor of CruiseCam's in-car camera mount and recording systems in the North American market.

CruiseCam Signs Agreement With Driver's Alert for North American Distributorship

BINGHAM FARMS, Mich. --- CruiseCam International and Driver's Alert have signed an agreement that will make Driver's Alert the sole distributor of CruiseCam's in-car camera mount and recording systems in the North American market.

Two Million Hydrogen Vehicles Could Be on Roads by 2020

WASHINGTON – A transition to hydrogen vehicles could greatly reduce U.S. oil dependence and carbon dioxide emissions, but making them competitive in the automotive market will not be easy.