ICYMI: Trump said Chinese automakers could build cars in the U.S. if they hire American workers. NADA welcomes new FTC guidance, clarifying how dealers must advertise vehicle prices. Stellantis faces a possible strike in Canada as Unifor talks stall over the Brampton plant. GM is supplying Patriot missile parts and adding new V-8s to its 2027 pickups. New and used EV sales rose in August as prices fell and off-lease supply grew. Here’s a closer look at these top stories and more headlines to stay on top of this week’s automotive industry news. Trump open to Chinese automakers coming to U.S., on one condition President Donald Trump said Friday on…
Weekly roundup: Trump open to U.S.-built Chinese cars, NADA backs FTC pricing FAQs, Stellantis faces Canada strike threat
