In mid-May the Illinois Secretary of State filed several motor vehicle-related charges against Paul Breaux, who is identified on Carvana's investor relations website as the company's general counsel since August 2015.

The 2022 report shows legacy and EV specialist automakers should consider an omnichannel approach to selling EVs.

Once production on electric vehicles ramps up to traditional internal combustion engine volumes, consumers will benefit from competitive discounts, writes an Automotive News reader in a letter to the editor.

Prosecutors say the man pretended to hire marketing and advertising firms that were actually shell companies he created to funnel money into his personal accounts.

Lithia Motors Inc. shed one domestic dealership and an import store, both in California, in September.

The Las Vegas dealership saw Ford Motor Co. moving toward customer orders for its vehicle models and set up its own retail ordering process, which included updating the store's website and creating spreadsheets to track order status.

Anita Rajan, the new general director of the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association's U.S. branch office, says the eligibility restrictions in the new electric vehicle tax credit could impede EV adoption in the U.S.

A former employee of Pine Belt Nissan of Toms River, a dealership in New Jersey, has been charged with money laundering and theft via an advertising scheme, with prosecutors alleging he stole more than $1.3 million.

Diehl Automotive Group is expected to buy six dealerships in eastern Ohio, including import and domestic stores, according to a report.

Hyundai, Nissan, Honda and Toyota dealerships trade hands in deals in Indiana, New Jersey, California and Alabama.