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Cadillac Celestiq is a new car and a new way of doing business

DETROIT — The Cadillac Celestiq, a sleek, futuristic-looking five-door electric sedan coming in just over a year, represents more than just a new ultraluxury offering from General Motors. The Celestiq is the start of a new way of doing business for the luxury brand that harks back to an old rivalry — Cadillac vs. Rolls-Royce. […]

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Point Predictive, CreditMiner tech helps dealers combat fraud

New technology from Point Predictive and a CreditMiner-TransUnion partnership allow dealerships to take a more active role in preventing borrower fraud. BorrowerCheck for Dealers is “the first in a planned series of products for dealers” leveraged from the fraud analytics firm’s vast database of records including income reports, loan applications, fake employers and fraudulent loans.

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Stellantis, Ford and GM dealerships acquired in 4 transactions

Four dealership groups bought domestic-brand stores in second-quarter and third-quarter transactions. Here’s a look at the deals involving dealerships in Delaware, Ohio, New Jersey and Michigan. One of the deals involved a group ranked on Automotive News‘ list of the top 150 dealership groups based in the U.S. I.g. Burton adds another Stellantis dealership Charles

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Stellantis unit to pay $5.6 million to resolve California emissions probe

WASHINGTON — The U.S. unit of Stellantis will pay $5.6 million to resolve a California investigation into violations of air quality regulations, the state said on Thursday. The California Air Resources Board (CARB) said the 30,600 vehicles involved in the settlement include 2012-2018 model year Ram 1500, Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango vehicles that

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BMW, AirConsole partner for gaming on the go

BMW Group and AirConsole, a gaming platform, said they formed a partnership to bring gaming inside BMW vehicles. The partnership, announced earlier this week, aims to make games playable directly through the legacy automaker’s infotainment displays, with smartphones acting as controllers. Games will be delivered over-the-air, BMW said a statement. AirConsole is available on Internet

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