Episode · Wednesday, October 7, 2026 · 3:54
Nissan's Worst Stretch in Decades
Nissan posts its worst global sales pace in twenty-three years as a Unifor local weighs a strike against Stellantis. Hyundai's new infotainment system, a two and a half percent pullback in used pricing, and a tax deduction that is disappointing dealers round out the morning. SOURCES: [19], [40], [20], [6], [7], [9], [14], [21], [12], [11], [8], [13], [27], [28], [31]
In this episode
- Nissan on pace for worst global sales in 23 years as China collapse bites - Automotive NewsUS auto industry (GN)
- Unifor Local 444 president says Stellantis deal still ‘achievable’ ahead of strike vote - AM 800 CKLWAuto production (GN)
- Hyundai’s Pleos Connect infotainment debuts for US in 2027 TucsonAutomotive Dive
- New-vehicle sales pace, Ford Fathom launch still to come, 2027 Hyundai Tucson changes the gameCBT News
- Dealers asking for 2.5% less on used vehicles than they were a month agoAuto Remarketing
- JD Power: Brand loyalty stays strong amid economic headwindsAuto Remarketing
- The Average Ram Truck Costs More Than A Lexus, And GMC Is Nearly As Expensive - CarBuzzAutomotive News (GN)
- Car loan interest tax deduction disappoints dealers, lendersAutomotive Dive
- AutoCanada to conduct strategic review of collision operationsAuto Remarketing
- Lithia names chief people officerAuto Remarketing
