Luke Ramseth
Autos & Business Reporter at Detroit News
Autos/business reporter @detroitnews. Previously Toledo Blade and Mississippi. [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
miamiherald.com | Luke Ramseth
The parent of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram will extend a program offering employee discount pricing to customers at least until early June, dealers learned Thursday. Stellantis NV told retailers that its "Employee Pricing for All" program will continue for this month, and those discounts can now be used on top of select other vehicle incentives.
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2 weeks ago |
detroitnews.com | Luke Ramseth
STELLANTIS Luke RamsethThe Detroit NewsView Comments The parent of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram will extend a program offering employee discount pricing to customers at least until early June, dealers learned Thursday. Stellantis NV told retailers that its "Employee Pricing for All" program will continue for this month, and those discounts can now be used on top of select other vehicle incentives.
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2 weeks ago |
courant.com | Breana Noble |Luke Ramseth
By Breana Noble and Luke Ramseth, The Detroit NewsLOUISVILLE, Kentucky — Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley said Wednesday that President Donald Trump’s actions this week to scale back auto tariffs will ease the burden on automakers, suppliers and consumers, but that the industry needs more relief to be “healthy and growing.”Farley said addressing tariffs on vehicle parts and offering credits on duties for manufacturers exporting product from the United States should be priorities moving forward.
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dailygazette.com | Luke Ramseth
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2 weeks ago |
miamiherald.com | Breana Noble |Luke Ramseth
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky - Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley said Wednesday that President Donald Trump's actions this week to scale back auto tariffs will ease the burden on automakers, suppliers and consumers, but that the industry needs more relief to be "healthy and growing."Farley said addressing tariffs on vehicle parts and offering credits on duties for manufacturers exporting product from the United States should be priorities moving forward.
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Stellantis nears its CEO decision and Americas boss Antonio Filosa -- who has sought to smooth relations w/ frustrated dealers and UAW -- is a leading contender, @business reports. Another person in the mix: Mike Manley, the former Fiat Chrysler CEO https://t.co/81XA8IeDW5
Inside this 'virtual reality arena,' Stellantis aims to build a better car factory https://t.co/DDYAp7sSdJ via @detroitnews
RT @kevinjhardy: The Detroit News named Michigan's Newspaper of the Year for third straight year https://t.co/UGXuNzAZRf