Episode · Friday, September 25, 2026 · 4:04
Used-Car Steady, Brampton Plant Goes Permanent
Auto Remarketing's read on used-car pricing carried across three separate wire filings this morning, and VantageScore finds consumer credit resiliency showing up again in August. Automotive News tracks buy-sell activity moving through Lamborghini, McLaren and Infiniti stores, while Car and Driver writes that Honda is eyeing a second Ohio plant. The World Socialist Web Site has it that Stellantis has permanently closed its Brampton plant, with Unifor keeping remaining workers on the job. Motor Trader covers Bentley's showroom redesign and Mazda's new service-plan partnership, and a run of recalls, from Jeep's tire pressure lights to Land Rover's Defender, keeps service departments busy. None of it changes what's owed Monday, but it shapes what gets priced, staffed and fixed.
In this episode
- Used-car sales ‘steady as she goes’ as full-year forecast brightensAuto Remarketing
- VantageScore watches consumer credit resiliency surface again in AugustAuto Remarketing
- More Due Dates, More Missed Payments: What the Fed Found in BHPH LendingDigital Dealer
- Dealership buy-sell updates: Lamborghini, McLaren, Infiniti among stores trading hands - Automotive NewsUS auto industry (GN)
- Honda Is Looking to Build Another Assembly Plant in Ohio for Its Next-Gen Hybrids - Car and DriverAuto production (GN)
- Unifor keeps Stellantis workers on the job, as contract expires and automaker permanently shutters Brampton assembly - World Socialist Web SiteAuto production (GN)
- Toyota’s US sales boss talks EVs, hybrid trucks, and maintaining affordabilityAutomotive Dive
- Car industry watcher: Selling Chinese EVs here would 'overwhelm' U.S. car industry - WBURAuto production (GN)
- GM’s AI Battery Play Could Chip Away at China’s Data Center Grip - TradingViewPlant + supply chain (GN)
- GM’s AI Battery Play Challenges China - General Motors (NYSE:GM) - BenzingaPlant + supply chain (GN)
