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I-CAR to Host Announcement on YouTube
I-CAR CEO and President John Van Alstyne will host a virtual industry announcement at 3 p.m. CST May 6.
On The Lighter Side: Classic Car Sales Are Stronger Than Ever Despite Looming Pandemic
Written by Amie Williams
The stock market can crash, but a Porsche 959 will always be rare and beautiful!
SBA No Longer Accepting EIDL Loan Applications, Agency Says
The U.S. Small Business Administration didn’t resume accepting applications for disaster loans April 27 because the additional money authorized by Congress could be exhausted by previous applicants, agency officials confirmed.
Auto Sales Out of Intensive Care
U.S. vehicle sales remain weak but are out of intensive care.
The COVID-19 Impact on Automotive Manufacturing
The COVID-19 pandemic has made one thing clear: Not every manufacturer is going to come out of this crisis intact.
Glass Company Shifts Gears to Make 'Sneeze Guards' for Vehicles
An Orillia, Ontario, Canada, company is doing its part to ensure the safety of those who are still on the road during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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GM to Recall Some Plant Workers to Prep Restart
General Motors intended to start calling in workers to its U.S. factories starting April 27 to help prepare facilities to restart vehicle production amid the coronavirus pandemic.
4 States Have Already Begun Reopening Businesses. See What That Looks Like in SC, OK and GA
Some states in the U.S. have already begun easing coronavirus restrictions as reports of new cases start to plateau in pockets of the country.
States Begin Reopening, Eased Restrictions Worldwide and More
Here are the latest key updates you may have missed over the past weekend relating to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) as of April 27.
Gears Jammed Again at Restart for Small-Business Relief Program
Lenders reported frustration with being shut out of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s system to apply for relief loans, a sign that the program that restarted April 27 with additional funding is already overwhelmed.