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Auto Market Update 2025 – New Year, New Me

Auto Market Update – January 13, 2025 As we step into 2025, the automotive market is experiencing notable developments across various segments. Here’s a comprehensive overview of the latest trends and industry news. Wholesale Price Trends In the final week of 2024, wholesale vehicle prices exhibited stability across both car

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How Long Does Insurance Take to Pay Out a Total Loss Claim?

When dealing with the aftermath of an auto accident, the time it takes for your insurance company to process a total loss claim is a critical concern. While timelines vary, understanding the factors at play can help you navigate the process and avoid unnecessary delays. This guide provides clear insights

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Does Tesla Still Leads the 2024 Cars Recall List?

Recalls are nothing new in the automotive space, but as cars become more complex, the number of recalls will increase accordingly. The top ten worst offenders recalled more than 25 million vehicles in total, according to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Tesla recalled the most vehicles,

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2023 Genesis GV80 Diminished Value Case Study

It was just another drive when the unthinkable happened—a collision that left your 2023 Genesis GV80 with more than just visible damage. Regardless of who was at fault, the diminished value of your vehicle is an unavoidable consequence. Even after the best repairs, a car with an accident history becomes

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ALL 2025 Discontinued Cars: The End of an Era

As the automotive landscape changes, 2025 will bid farewell to several beloved car models. Their retirement signifies not just the end of production, but also trends like the rise of electric vehicles and shifting consumer preferences towards SUVs. Each discontinued car has left its mark through performance, design, and affordability.

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