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Simply Automotive Sales and Service Transforming the Used Car Dealership Experience

By Michael J. Moody 1 month ago

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Tempe, Arizona, Oct. 26, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Simply Automotive Sales and Service is changing the way shoppers find quality used cars for sale. Located in Tempe, Arizona, this used car dealership and service center is the area’s premier partner for any automotive needs. And for anyone in the market for a used vehicle, establishing a relationship with a trusted sales partner is a crucial step to ensuring a successful purchase.

At Simply Automotive, customers discover an unmatched selection of used cars, trucks, and SUVs, including foreign and domestic models—suited for any budget needs. The financing team at Simply Automotive will work with buyers to find the perfect vehicle at the ideal price. With financing programs for first-time buyers and even bankruptcies, this dealership believes everyone deserves to have safe,

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Worldwide Sales of Electronic Automotive Fuse Boxes Are Likely to Bring In Approximately US$ 4,900 Mn Revenues by 2028-end

By Michael J. Moody 1 month ago

ise in consumer preferences for electro-mechanical, electrical, and electronic functions in vehicles has led innovations in design & operation of relevant power systems. Pervasiveness of fuse boxes, as the only solution of circuit protection in automobiles, continues to prevail. In light of these factors, worldwide sales of automotive fuse boxes are likely to bring in approximately US$ 4,900 Mn revenues by 2028-end, according to a new Fact.MR study.

Although traditional automotive fuse boxes have been sought-after on the coattails of their affordable unit cost, an elephant-sized opportunity exists for integration of smarter, more intelligent electronic fuse. Use of electronic fuse has the potential of significantly trimming costs and weight of vehicles. Uptake of power demand in new vehicles, in combination with recent luxury cars sales proliferation are likely to brim the future requirement for automotive fuse boxes.

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Auto sales nosedive in Q3 as inventory dries, supply shortages worsen

By Michael J. Moody 2 months ago

U.S. car sales have dipped to levels not seen since the Great Recession as ongoing supply shortages hamper automotive production worldwide, strangling inventories while dealers attempt to salvage whatever revenue they can by increasing margins on the few vehicles they’re able to stock. 

Even a careful perusal of Q3 and September sales figures (Automotive News subscription required) reveals virtually no good news; even Toyota’s slight improvement is tenuous at best. While many raw materials and basic components have been in short supply since the pandemic crippled worldwide logistics, the primary culprit in the ongoing automotive production slowdown is computer chips. While some have been quick to point fingers at electric vehicles and other high-tech offerings, the shortage hasn’t really discriminated.

As of the end of September, the industry is still up more than 13% compared to a year ago, but there’s a catch: Sales through Q3 of 2020

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GM might lose 90-year U.S. sales crown over chip shortage

By Michael J. Moody 2 months ago

Automotive News editor Nick Bunkley tweeted on October 1 that according to AutoNews data, General Motors “has been the largest seller of vehicles in the U.S. every year since passing Ford in 1931.” With automakers having turned in light car and truck sales data for the first three quarters of 2021, GM’s 90-year-run might not reach 91. According to AN figures, Toyota was 80,401 vehicles ahead when the October workday started. Worse, GM is so far behind its historic pace that it might only sell enough light vehicles in the U.S. to match its numbers from 1958. 

Meanwhile, the New York Times put a few more salient numbers to the pain GM and Toyota are enduring alongside the the rest of the industry. GM sold 33% fewer cars in Q3 2021 than it did in Q3 2019 during the dark days of the pandemic, 446,997 units this year as opposed

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