U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said he believes core concerns held by Democratic lawmakers over enforcement of labor and environmental provisions in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement can be sorted out quickly.
It was no fluke. For the second straight year, the Korean brands topped J.D. Power's Initial Quality Study. Ford and Lincoln placed in the top 5 for the first time.
In written testimony to Congress, the union said it shares automakers' concerns that the proposal "could lead to protracted litigation and uncertainty in the industry that will limit growth."
The federal probe has led to charges of tax fraud and other crimes against former FCA US employees and people associated with the UAW. "We continue to cooperate with this investigation and are in discussions with the DOJ about a potential resolution of its investigation," FCA said in a government filing.
Dealer John Kufleitner, new owner of the last Chevrolet Cruze produced in Lordstown, Ohio, is inviting local residents to sit in it and take pictures before it joins his collection of classic cars.
Social Security, driver's license and credit card numbers were siphoned out of a DMS provider's directories associated with five dealership clients in 2016. One legal expert says the settlement with the FTC may mark a sea change.
Dealer John Kufleitner, new owner of the last Chevrolet Cruze produced in Lordstown, Ohio, is inviting local residents to sit in it and take pictures before it joins his collection of classic cars.
Social Security, driver's license and credit card numbers were siphoned out of a DMS provider's directories associated with five dealership clients in 2016. One legal expert says the settlement with the FTC may mark a sea change.
Three auto lenders reported four times more credit washing cases coming into their fraud departments since last fall, according to PointPredictive. Synthetic identity is another growing field of fraud affecting the auto industry. The use of data from real people, such as Social Security numbers and addresses, can make synthetic identities hard to detect before a vehicle is stolen.
In late April, DealerRater polled for more than 11,000 consumers who had visited a new-vehicle dealership recently. Among those who had taken their car or truck in for service, 31 percent said they bought additional work proposed by the adviser.
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Three auto lenders reported four times more credit washing cases coming into their fraud departments since last fall, according to PointPredictive. Synthetic identity is another growing field of fraud affecting the auto industry. The use of data from real people, such as Social Security numbers and addresses, can make synthetic identities hard to detect before a vehicle is stolen.
Police say roughly 400 pounds of meth were prevented from circulating in Canada when staff at Ford dealerships across Ontario and Quebec began noticing ill-fitting spare tires packed with drugs inside the trunks of vehicles shipped from Mexico.
Social Security, driver's license and credit card numbers were siphoned out of a DMS provider's directories associated with five dealership clients in 2016. One legal expert says the settlement with the FTC may mark a sea change.
