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Consumers more likely to consider used than new

The study by McKinsey & Co. finds that used-vehicle consideration remains down compared with pre-pandemic levels, but it is stabilizing, while new-vehicle intent is decreasing.
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Intent to buy used stabilizes while new-car intent weakens, study finds

Between June and July, new-vehicle purchase intent in the U.S. declined 4 percent while used-vehicle intent rose 2 percent, according to a survey by McKinsey & Co. on how consumers are responding to COVID-19.
Pet project: Store promo items used for masks

One Charlotte, N.C., Subaru dealership turned an unused inventory of promotional dog bandanas into much-needed face masks for its community.
Subaru faces class action alleging fuel pumps are dangerous

The lawsuit points to an April recall that covers certain 2019 models of the Impreza, Legacy, Outback and Ascent. All four nameplates are built at Subaru's Indiana plant.
Tonka toys, concepts and trail sights: What scribes are saying about Ford Bronco

Here's a roundup of initial Bronco reaction from the automotive media.
Subaru Crosstrek, with optional bigger engine, gets modest price bump

The Subaru Crosstrek, a top seller among subcompact crossovers, will start at $23,295 for 2021 as the segment attracts more entrants.
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McLaren will no longer lease through Ally

The British exotic automaker is exploring "other opportunities in this area of finance."

 
Subaru to switch to quarterly U.S. sales reports

Subaru of America follows Porsche, Nissan, Mitsubishi and BMW this year in making the change.
From tailgate to living room to office: What people think of latest Ford F-150

Ford widened the redesigned 2021 F-150's stance by pulling out the wheels three-quarters of an inch, raising the front fender and increasing the tire diameter.
Lamborghini readies new track-only, 830-hp hypercar

Lamborghini says the SCV12 has its most powerful V-12 naturally aspirated engine ever and is capable of over 830 hp.
SUBARU'S TOM DOLL: Pandemic presents different kind of challenge

Navigating the COVID-19 pandemic is just the latest challenge the Subaru of America CEO has faced during his tenure with the brand, which dates back to 1982.
New life for old names

Why nameplates that disappeared decades ago are returning on modern-day vehicles.
Big shoulders and jelly beans: What people think of 2021 Nissan Rogue

Nissan's retooled 2021 Rogue is the cornerstone of a product offensive critical to the brand's U.S. rebound.
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Subaru freshens Crosstrek with bigger engine option, new Sport trim

The 2021 Crosstrek will now be offered with the same 2.5-liter engine with 182 hp and 176 pound-feet of torque found in the Forester compact crossover, Legacy midsize sedan and Outback midsize crossover.
Dahl Automotive President Andrew Dahl and his family members established the One Team Fund with $50,000 to help employees during the pandemic. He announced the effort via video.
A helping hand when bills start to pile up

Dahl Automotive quickly set up a fund for its 350 employees to use if they needed assistance paying bills and other essentials during the COVID-19 pandemic.