
Episode · Wednesday, September 9, 2026 · 4:40
Dealer Sentiment Slips as Ford Faces China Pressure
Dealer sentiment just turned lower, and Cox Automotive's own survey says so. That is this morning's most-filed story, and it lands the same week Jaguar Land Rover's four-thousand job cuts get confirmed and Ford draws direct pressure from Washington over its business ties to Chinese firms. Auto Remarketing tracks a run of dealer group expansion, from Lithia's new Texas store to Dilawri's Audi build in British Columbia. Motor Trader covers a wave of UK platform launches, from Apple Pay reservations to a new VW Financial used-car site. None of it changes what a Monday morning at the store looks like on its own. Together, it is a fuller picture of where margin, labor and politics are headed into fall.
In this episode
- Canada retaliatory tariffs, JLR job cuts lead trade newsCBT News
- Incentives reportedly pushed August US sales past forecastAutoGuide
- Cox Automotive Report: Dealer Sentiment Weakens as New-Vehicle Sales Outlook Slips - Cox Automotive Inc.US auto industry (GN)
- JLR confirms 4,000 job cuts, citing ‘significant challenges’Automotive Dive
- Jeff Wyler Automotive Family teams up with the University of CincinnatiCBT News
- All-Star Auto Group’s Fernando Varela discusses growth and successionCBT News
- Dealer group news: Crossroads expands to Florida, Lithia adds store in TexasAuto Remarketing
- Dilawri debuts new Audi Capilano facility in BCAuto Remarketing
- Holman secures full ownership of ARIZA, solidifying fleet management presence in MexicoAuto Remarketing
- Greater Atlanta Auto Auction chosen to host 2027 World Automobile Auctioneers ChampionshipAuto Remarketing



