Stores featuring 13 brands changed hands in the latest 10 buy-sell dealership transactions tracked by Automotive News.

Amid simmering trade tensions with the United States and growing vehicle affordability challenges, calls for Ottawa to accept vehicles certified for the EU, Japan and South Korea are growing louder.

Larger suppliers are generally faring well as automakers adapt to changes in trade and EV demand. Smaller ones are struggling.

Sales rose 5.5 percent in September, according to a preliminary estimate from GlobalData, capping a strong third quarter.

Honda sales dipped in the third quarter amid weaker demand for non-EVs, but strong hybrid performance and year-to-date gains highlight brand resilience.

Tesla's record third-quarter deliveries were driven by U.S. buyers rushing to beat the Sept. 30 deadline for the expiration of the federal $7,500 EV credit.

Rivian reported sales of 32,502 through September but cut its 2025 delivery estimate to between 41,500 and 43,500 vehicles following the repeal of the tax credit.

The redesigned midsize sedan, which is imported from Germany and subject to new U.S. tariffs, will be offered in three trims but just one powertrain in the U.S.: a 3.0-liter turbocharged V-6 with a ...

Kia’s diverse product lineup helped drive U.S. sales, positioning the brand for a third consecutive year of record volume.

Stellantis has reached out to potential buyers for Free2move and considerations are at an early stage, people familiar with the situation told Bloomberg.

Chery is said to get access to Renault’s existing factory network in return for providing capital and product design.

The Nissan brand’s third-quarter U.S. sales increased 6.4 percent, powered by a retail push on domestically built crossovers and pickups. U.S. light-vehicle sales were projected to rise 4.5 to 7.5 ...