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- Wahlberg, Lithia Continue Blockbuster Summer Acquisitions in Ohio
- State Farm Slashes Auto Premiums by 14.3% in Ohio
- Kitchen Auto Body in Indiana Marks 40 Years
- GM Invests in Lordstown Motors Merger That Will Make it Publicly Traded
- Oshkosh, WI, Receives $250,000 State Grant to Support Redevelopment of Former Gibson Auto Body
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Wahlberg, Lithia Continue Blockbuster Summer Acquisitions in Ohio
Seems like a summer of sequels for dealership acquisitions.
State Farm Slashes Auto Premiums by 14.3% in Ohio
Thousands of auto insurance policyholders in Ohio will soon be paying less on premiums as insurance giant State Farm announces plans to cut rates for drivers in the state by 14.3%.
Kitchen Auto Body in Indiana Marks 40 Years
Kitchen Auto Body Specialists is celebrating 40 years in business.
GM Invests in Lordstown Motors Merger That Will Make it Publicly Traded
Electric-truck maker Lordstown Motors is becoming a publicly traded company in a deal that will add $675 million to its coffers and boost its valuation to $1.6 billion, the company announced Aug. 3.
Oshkosh, WI, Receives $250,000 State Grant to Support Redevelopment of Former Gibson Auto Body
The City of Oshkosh, WI, is receiving a $250,000 state grant to help in the renovation and preservation of the former Gibson Auto Body into a unique gathering space in downtown Oshkosh.
GM Shows Construction Progress at Ultium Cells Battery Plant in Ohio
General Motors showed new photos July 29 of its all-new Ultium Cells LLC battery cell manufacturing facility in Lordstown, OH, to mark the beginning of steel construction.
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Most Private Auto Insurers in Michigan Hold Off on Additional Premium Credits For Now
Emerging trends in claims frequency and driving patterns are giving a number of private auto insurers pause before they commit to additional policyholder credits.
IL Community College Helps Create Automotive Technology Path for Young Adults
Evanston, IL, resident Kobi Evans, 19, was all smiles after graduating July 14 from the Automotive Service and Repair Career Pathways Program, a partnership between Oakton Community College, Youth Job Center in Evanston and Evanston Township High School.
Report: Ford Gets 1-Year Extension on Billions in Loans
Ford has secured some additional breathing room as it tries to navigate the ongoing global financial crisis.
Classic Car Procession Celebrates Lifelong Enthusiast
Over his lifetime, it's estimated Phil Deegan owned 150 cars, and his home in Mankato, MN, is said to have always displayed an assortment of classic cars and trucks.