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Nearly Half of Buick Dealers Take GM Buyout Rather than Invest in EVs

Nearly Half of Buick Dealers Take GM Buyout Rather than Invest in EVs

Nearly half of all Buick dealers are taking buyouts from General Motors. Many Cadillac dealers accepted similar buyouts previously, and it reflects dealer concerns about the cost of converting their showrooms and service departments to handle battery-electric vehicles. GM plans to go 100% EV by 2035, though the automaker is adjusting the pace of that transition as EV sales growth slows.

Rising Incentives, Lower Prices – Vehicle Buyers Have Reason to Celebrate

Rising Incentives, Lower Prices – Vehicle Buyers Have Reason to Celebrate

After three years of rising prices and a lack of traditional sales incentives, new vehicle buyers have good reason to celebrate this holiday season. Sticker prices are stabilizing and, in some cases, are even falling. Meanwhile, incentives are back in a big way, and are expected to continue rising in the months to come, reports Headlight.News.

Automakers Battling NHTSA to Halt Another Massive Airbag Recall

Automakers Battling NHTSA to Halt Another Massive Airbag Recall

Airbags have saved so many lives during the past two decades, but they’ve also been the cause of the largest single automotive recall in history. Automakers are currently fighting an effort by federal safety regulators recall 52 million airbag inflators. It would be the second-largest recall. Get details at Headlight.News.

Canada Banning Combustion Engine Sales by 2035

Canada Banning Combustion Engine Sales by 2035

Canada is the latest country planning to require automakers to sell 100% zero-emissions vehicles by 2035, though that could include hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles, as well as EVs. Two Canadian provinces previously laid out the same target — as have a number of other countries, including the United Kingdom. More from Headlight.News.

McLaren Reveals The New 2024 McLaren GTS

McLaren Reveals The New 2024 McLaren GTS

A stunning new sports car replaces the GT in the automaker’s lineup. With a new name and familiar looks, McLaren has introduced the GTS, a facelifted rendition of the mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive GT. Like the GT, the GTS delivers a more luxurious experience than the...