Dealers

Parallel import pricing in Russia has turned the Century SUV into the most expensive way to drive a Toyota anywhere

Automakers are tightening rules around deals struck with brokers in states where intermediaries are outlawed

Mitsubishi dealers say the lineup is stale, the profits are gone, and the brand’s EV comeback plan isn’t fixing any of it

The smaller G-Wagen was heading toward an electric-only future until the people selling Mercedes pushed back hard

Industry analysts warn that selling European plants to Chinese buyers is accelerating their penetration of the region’s markets

Rising service prices are pushing drivers toward quick lube chains instead of official dealer workshop bays

A routine audit uncovered $1.4 million in missing inventory, triggering a major lawsuit

Scammers are cloning dealerships with AI tools, leaving buyers and legitimate retailers caught in the same trap

A Jeep Grand Cherokee L sale in New York has sparked a lawsuit over mileage and contract terms that allegedly did not match what was agreed

Used vehicle supply dropped to just 37 days last month, the tightest the market has been in roughly four years

A Miami Bugatti dealer claims warranty dispute led to lost Tourbillon allocations and service rights

The FTC’s new enforcement strategy sounds straightforward enough, but may be vulnerable to collusion and hypocrisy

One new Prelude buyer gave up a rear-wheel-drive manual icon, and the comments section made the dealership regret sharing the story

Acura is taking fans back in time as the present doesn’t look terribly exciting

Other Stellantis brands like Dodge, Ram, and Jeep also have huge inventories in the US

A California lawsuit claims Audi knew about a widespread door lock defect for years and told dealers not to replace any parts