
Episode · Thursday, October 22, 2026 · 3:56
NADA Elects Second Woman Chair Ever
NADA has elected Sandy Fitzgerald Angello as chairman for twenty twenty seven, the first woman in the role since two thousand eight. Auto Remarketing and NADA dot org both carry the handover, with Jeff Weber named vice chairman. Elsewhere, The Drive details GM's plan to run its future on one central computer and an AI-rebuilt OnStar, while Automotive Dive has Super Cruise revenue up sixty percent. CBT News returns to hidden dealer fees and to negative equity past twenty nine percent of trade-ins. Buy-sell keeps moving in California, Wisconsin and Manchester, Motor Trader and Auto Remarketing note, and Unifor members at Stellantis Canada have voted to authorize a strike.
In this episode
- NADA elects first female chair since 2008, will be second woman overall in roleAuto Remarketing
- Issue Alert: NADA Board elects Sandy Fitzgerald Angello as Chairman for 2027, and Jeff Weber as Vice Chairman - NADA.orgNADA (GN)
- GM Just Laid Out Its Entire Future. It Runs on AI, Eyes-Off Driving, and One Central ComputerThe Drive
- GM Is Rebooting OnStar as Your Personal AI Assistant—and Killing Off Its Brand AppsThe Drive
- GM’s Super Cruise revenue jumped 60% YoY in Q3Automotive Dive
- GM Is Moving On from Two EV and Hydrogen Fuel Cell-Focused Plants - Car and DriverAuto production (GN)
- Subaru Is Building Its Own EV, But There's Still Some Toyota In It - CarBuzzAutomotive News (GN)
- Canada and Ontario pledge C$2.5bn to back automotive manufacturing - Just AutoUS auto industry (GN)
- Spreen Automotive Group acquires Volkswagen of Murrieta from Hendrick Automotive GroupCBT News
- Asbury Automotive Group divests Kia dealership to Stivers Automotive Group - Car Dealership Guy NewsUS auto industry (GN)
