
Episode · Wednesday, September 16, 2026 · 4:44
Ford's Bundle, Toyota's Cuts, Brampton's New Objector
One CBT News headline touches three parts of the store at once this morning: an expanded F-One-Fifty Carhartt package, a stalled path for Chinese vehicles into the US, and faster service scheduling. Toyota preps cost cuts per the South Coast Register, GM misses the hybrid run Reuters says the rest of the industry is on, and Nissan and McLaren both commit UK plant money. LaFontaine and UVeye extend free diagnostic checkups to Michigan drivers, Carvana builds out ADESA Charlotte, and the FTC's new pricing FAQs land the same week a Ford dealer sues GM for twenty million dollars. In Ontario, the Brampton plant sale picks up a new objector.
In this episode
- Ford expands F-150 Carhartt package, Chinese vehicle entry looks unlikely, Service scheduling improves across industryCBT News
- Major Toyota cost-cutting on the way - South Coast RegisterAutomotive News (GN)
- Hybrid-vehicle sales are on a tear. GM is missing the ride. - ReutersAuto production (GN)
- Nissan invests £170m in Sunderland plant to build Kicks modelMotor Trader
- McLaren Automotive announces £500m investment to expand production capability in UKMotor Trader
- Volkswagen revives XL1 thinking with Mission Efficiency EVAutomotive Dive
- Plug-In Hybrids With 70+ Miles of Electric Range Are Here Thanks to VolvoThe Drive
- 2027 Ford F-150 Brings the V8 Back to Every Trim in the LineupThe Drive
- GM Finally Gave Up the Fight Against CarPlay and Android Auto: TDSThe Drive
- GM’s New V8 Trucks Ditch Oil Dipstick for Digital GaugeThe Drive
