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US Auto Market Growth Likely To Ease In 2026
US car sales are expected to slow in 2026 after a tariff- and policy-driven surge in 2025, as weaker consumer confidence and high prices temper demand.
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China And US Remain The Largest Car Markets In 2021, India In 4th Place
Sales data reveals that China and the US remain the world's largest auto markets, while India stood in fourth place in terms of volumes at the end of 2021.
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Automakers Hyundai, Kia Warn Of $2.9 Billion Hit To Earnings Over U.S. Quality Woes
Hyundai Motor and affiliate Kia Motors warned of another $2.9 billion of provisions related to engine issues, bringing their total hit from the years-long quality problem that has tarnished their credibility to nearly $5 billion.
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Automakers Laud U.S. Consumer 'Resilience' Despite COVID-19 Hit To Sales
Major automakers posted lower U.S. monthly or quarterly new vehicle sales on Wednesday due in large part to weak fleet orders, but said consumer demand remained robust despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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U.S. New Car Sales In June Seen Down As Much As 30 Per Cent
The shutdown of plants and auto dealers hit the U.S. auto sector hard in April and May, but assembly plants reopened starting May 18 and have since boosted production while sales have rebounded as states reopen economies.
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While U.S. Economy Slides, The Country's Auto Dealers Cry Out For More Trucks
The U.S. economy contracted in the first quarter at its sharpest pace since the Great Recession of 2007-2009 because of lockdown measures aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus. Economists warn the second quarter will be much worse.
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Hyundai Cars Sit In U.S. Ports As Coronavirus Keeps Buyers Away
As Detroit's automakers shut production in March due to the coronavirus pandemic, South Korea's Hyundai Motor cranked up its factories back home to ship cars to the United States, a move that is proving costly for the world's fifth-largest auto group.
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Discounts Fuel U.S. Pick-Up Truck Sales In A Slowing Market
U.S. automakers on Friday reported another year of stable sales of pick-up trucks, as discounts during the crucial holiday season and lower interest rates on vehicle loans attracted buyers while demand for passenger cars retreated further.
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Car Sales In US Get Boost From Hurricane
The US auto industry was boosted in September from shoppers replacing vehicles destroyed in major hurricanes and showed the first reversal of this year's monthly sales declines, car makers reported Tuesday.
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US Auto Market Growth Likely To Ease In 2026
US car sales are expected to slow in 2026 after a tariff- and policy-driven surge in 2025, as weaker consumer confidence and high prices temper demand.
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China And US Remain The Largest Car Markets In 2021, India In 4th Place
Sales data reveals that China and the US remain the world's largest auto markets, while India stood in fourth place in terms of volumes at the end of 2021.
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Automakers Hyundai, Kia Warn Of $2.9 Billion Hit To Earnings Over U.S. Quality Woes
Hyundai Motor and affiliate Kia Motors warned of another $2.9 billion of provisions related to engine issues, bringing their total hit from the years-long quality problem that has tarnished their credibility to nearly $5 billion.
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Automakers Laud U.S. Consumer 'Resilience' Despite COVID-19 Hit To Sales
Major automakers posted lower U.S. monthly or quarterly new vehicle sales on Wednesday due in large part to weak fleet orders, but said consumer demand remained robust despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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U.S. New Car Sales In June Seen Down As Much As 30 Per Cent
The shutdown of plants and auto dealers hit the U.S. auto sector hard in April and May, but assembly plants reopened starting May 18 and have since boosted production while sales have rebounded as states reopen economies.
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While U.S. Economy Slides, The Country's Auto Dealers Cry Out For More Trucks
The U.S. economy contracted in the first quarter at its sharpest pace since the Great Recession of 2007-2009 because of lockdown measures aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus. Economists warn the second quarter will be much worse.
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Hyundai Cars Sit In U.S. Ports As Coronavirus Keeps Buyers Away
As Detroit's automakers shut production in March due to the coronavirus pandemic, South Korea's Hyundai Motor cranked up its factories back home to ship cars to the United States, a move that is proving costly for the world's fifth-largest auto group.
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Discounts Fuel U.S. Pick-Up Truck Sales In A Slowing Market
U.S. automakers on Friday reported another year of stable sales of pick-up trucks, as discounts during the crucial holiday season and lower interest rates on vehicle loans attracted buyers while demand for passenger cars retreated further.
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Car Sales In US Get Boost From Hurricane
The US auto industry was boosted in September from shoppers replacing vehicles destroyed in major hurricanes and showed the first reversal of this year's monthly sales declines, car makers reported Tuesday.
