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In 1890, William Morrison invented the first successful electric car in the United States. His goal was to create an alternative to gas-powered internal combustion engines by using electricity as a clean power source for vehicles. 134 years later, his goal has become an official rule.

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the automotive industry has become commonplace in the 21st century. Whether it’s Japan using robots in their manufacturing processes or the United States developing self-driving cars, AI in the auto industry is a worldwide occurrence.

The cost of living in the United States has increased over the past number of years. Factors like the prices of food, housing, and work wages all contribute to a person’s spending habits. This effect on spending habits is causing car shoppers to hold off on buying a new vehicle, which is causing a deflationary period in the automotive industry. We’re going to break down the current deflation in the automotive industry, its impact on dealerships, and how you can prepare your dealership for this situation.

There is a saying that goes “Safety first”, which means prioritizing being safe from harm or injury before everything else. Texas is 1 of 13 U.S. states that put safety first for drivers, as they require vehicle safety inspections to ensure the safety of a vehicle before going on the road. However, it looks like Texas will soon get rid of their vehicle safety inspection. We’re going to break down everything you need to know about the change in the Texas Vehicle Safety Inspection law.

Car dealers should rotate their inventory regularly to ensure freshness and maintain customer interest. But how often should they rotate their inventory? We're going to explain the recommended timeframe to rotate your inventory and the benefits that come with it.

The National Auto Auction Association (NAAA) has an arbitration policy in place for resolving disputes that arise during the buying and selling process of vehicles at auto auctions. On Monday, July 15th, the NAAA updated their arbitration policy and certification guidelines. Here’s what you need to know if you’re a buyer or seller in the auto auction industry.

There’s a term used in relationships called the “honeymoon phase”, which is the early stages of a relationship when everything feels happy and positive. Once reality starts to settle in, the honeymoon phase is over. That seems to be the current state of electric vehicles.

In the TV show Knight Rider, Michael Knight drove a car named “KITT,” which was a vehicle that could automatically brake. While this seemed like a fantasy in the 1980s, we all might actually have our own “KITT” by 2029.

Election Day in the United States is November 5th, 2024. As the outcome will have a major effect on the country, it could also lead to an impact on the automotive industry. We’re going to break down how the automotive industry’s future depends on the presidential election and how you can prepare your dealership.

We’re halfway through 2024 and the automotive industry has experienced 3 major recalls. We’re going to break down what vehicles have been recalled, the reasons why, and how your dealership can be affected.