Retail

Chevy service manager among hurricane casualties

Hurricane Michael, which made landfall Wednesday with sustained winds of up to 155 mph, has caused at least 13 deaths and left widespread destruction, including damage to the building and inventory at this Panama City, Fla., AutoNation dealership. The hurricane was the fourth-strongest ever to reach the U.S. mainland. (BLOOMBERG/Bloomberg)
October 11, 2018 05:00 AM

A service manager at a Chevrolet store in Quincy, Fla., was killed at his home as Hurricane Michael battered the state's Panhandle this week, with dealerships and automakers still assessing widespread damage from the powerful Category 4 storm.

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