ICYMI: New-vehicle prices reach 2026 high as buyers shift toward lower-cost segments. GM creates a $4.5 billion parts facility to protect the supply chain. Mexico pushes for lower auto tariffs as USMCA talks press on, WSJ reports. Ford to end China-built Lincoln Nautilus imports, shift production to U.S. Polestar dealer sues automaker for $25M over U.S. market exit. Here’s a closer look at these top stories and more headlines to stay on top of this week’s automotive industry news. New-vehicle prices reach 2026 high as buyers shift toward lower-cost segments The average transaction price (ATP) of new vehicles climbed to $49,855 in July, according to Kelley Blue Book. This represents a…
Weekly roundup: New-vehicle prices hit 2026 high, GM creates $4.5B parts facility, Mexico pushes for lower auto tariffs
