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First Shift: Top 150 Dealership groups

First Shift: Top 150 Dealership groups Auto industry scrambles amid tariff disruptions | NHTSA opens probe on 2 million Honda vehicles | UAW president doesn’t buy tariff fears (Tierra Riddick, Tom Carl)

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Automotive News Top 150 Dealership Groups (2025)

The top 150 dealership groups collectively sold 4,034,708 new vehicles in 2024.

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2025 Top 150 Dealership Groups

Automotive News’ top 150 dealership group rankings based on new-vehicle retail sales in 2024

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Why UAW President Shawn Fain doesn’t buy industry’s tariff fears, predicts more jobs

UAW President Shawn Fain doesn't believe 25 percent tariffs on automotive imports will lead to increased prices or lower profits. Instead, he believes automakers can add "thousands" of U.S jobs within months.

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NHTSA opens probe into more than 2 million Honda vehicles over engine restarting concerns

Honda owners have reported 1,384 incidents to NHTSA — four resulted in crashes or fires and two in injury incidents.

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Trump pushes for auto loan interest deductions for U.S.-made models

President Donald Trump on March 26 said House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., is working on providing consumers with a tax deduction for interest paid on auto loans for American-made vehicles.

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