
Episode · Thursday, September 17, 2026 · 4:21
Diesel Record, FTC's Fine Print, Brampton's Next Move
Diesel sits at a record six dollars thirty-one cents a gallon this week, up seventy percent from a year ago, and Auto Remarketing says the run-up is pushing repossession agents toward the brink. The episode tracks affordability, inventory and used-vehicle demand across CBT News and Auto Remarketing, a JD Power study on infotainment complaints, and a Casa Auto Group rundown of AI results from Automotive Dive. On the governance side, the FTC has put its price-advertising warnings into formal guidance, NHTSA has proposed delaying some safety-rating tests, and the Canadian import ban tied to counter-tariffs gets a start date. Brampton's plant fight moves to Ottawa, and a Nebraska fraud case shows what the FTC's guidance is aimed at.
In this episode
- FTC issues price advertising compliance guidance for dealershipsNational Law Review / Foley Automotive Update
- Trump to ban some Canadian imports after September 8 counter-tariffsNational Law Review / Foley Automotive Update
- CarJiffy helps Carhub sell $2.9 million in vehicles online after hoursCBT News
- Average diesel costs above $6 per gallon pushing repo agents to brinkAuto Remarketing
- New-vehicle affordability improves 1.2% year over yearCBT News
- CarGurus Kevin Roberts on used-vehicle demand, affordabilityCBT News
- Though down month-over-month, used-car sales ‘held up far better than supply,’ says AutoVisionAuto Remarketing
- Toyota expands product lineup while dealers capitalize on strong demandCBT News
- Carvana adds same-day delivery to Minneapolis marketAuto Remarketing
- WarrCloud enters data-sharing agreement with ToyotaAuto Remarketing



