
Episode · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 · 4:31
AI Pricing Pressure Meets a Breach Warning
CBT News files three stories this morning on the same pressure point. AI is changing how shoppers find a dealership, and CarEdge's chief executive says the tools now hand customers a price estimate before they walk in. Auto Remarketing carries a sharper warning, with a law firm saying the VinSolutions breach could leave dealers exposed regardless of fault. GM posts its best fleet numbers since twenty nineteen, Toyota talks up selling its engines to rivals, and buy-sell activity keeps moving from Iowa to Belfast to the Southeast. Ally reports stronger loan volume, Car-Mart faces another lender deadline, and Motor Trader has used hybrid ads at a record high in the UK.
In this episode
- AI search is changing how dealers get found. Here’s what that means for your marketing strategyCBT News
- CarEdge CEO on AI shopping tools raising the stakes for dealer pricing transparencyCBT News
- Dealers, be warned: Adopt AI or fall behind - Automotive NewsUS auto industry (GN)
- Lefkoff Law: ‘Trickle down’ to dealers of VinSolutions’ security incident ‘could be enormous’Auto Remarketing
- GM fleet sales hit 2019 high, Porsche deliveries fall, AI changes how dealerships sellCBT News
- Toyota Wants To Sell Its Next-Gen Engines To Other Automakers - CarBuzzAutomotive News (GN)
- Toyota CEO: RAV4-Based Pickup Is An 'Opportunity For Us' - Motor1.comAutomotive News (GN)
- Bugatti CEO Confirms More BMWs Are Coming With Rimac Hypercar Technology - CarBuzzAutomotive News (GN)
- Alpine's Beloved Sports Car Is One Step Closer To America - Motor1.comAutomotive News (GN)
- AutoVision spotlights the future of certified pre-owned retail at Used Car WeekCBT News



