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Episode · Thursday, September 24, 2026 · 4:03

Two More Deals, One Bigger Rogue

Two more entries land on the buy-sell ledger this morning. Walser Automotive Group has closed its largest acquisition to date and brought Ford back into its portfolio, Auto Remarketing reports, while Crossroads Automotive Group has made its first Florida move with the purchase of Bartow Ford, according to CBT News. Elsewhere on the wire, CarBuzz and Motor Illustrated both have Honda sizing up a larger flagship SUV, Automotive Dive prices the twenty twenty-seven Nissan Rogue Hybrid, and Motor Trader tracks UK dealers reporting faster EV demand alongside falling used petrol prices. A Credit Acceptance settlement adds new disclosure paperwork to the finance desk, and General Motors opens a technician recognition program. A rural North Carolina college breaks ground on a twenty-two million dollar automotive facility.

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What did Walser Automotive Group announce about its latest acquisition?

Walser Automotive Group has completed its largest acquisition to date, and the deal brings Ford back into its brand lineup.

What did Crossroads Automotive Group acquire in Florida?

Crossroads Automotive Group has acquired Bartow Ford, marking its first deal in Florida.

What is Honda developing for its flagship SUV?

Honda is developing a larger flagship SUV built around a next-generation V6 hybrid, aimed at competing with the Toyota Sequoia.

What does the Credit Acceptance settlement change for dealers?

The Credit Acceptance settlement brings new product and price disclosures for dealers, though loan approvals aren't expected to change.

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