Luke Ramseth
Autos & Business Reporter at Detroit News
Autos/business reporter @detroitnews. Previously Toledo Blade and Mississippi. Get in touch: [email protected]
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hastingstribune.com | Luke Ramseth
Ram will extend the powertrain warranty available on most 2026 models to last 10 years or 100,000 miles - a level of truck coverage the brand says will be America's best. CEO Tim Kuniskis said it's a needed update as truck buyers increasingly opt for extended financing terms - almost 80% of new truck loans exceed five years - and hold onto their vehicles longer.
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miamiherald.com | Luke Ramseth
Ram will extend the powertrain warranty available on most 2026 models to last 10 years or 100,000 miles - a level of truck coverage the brand says will be America's best. CEO Tim Kuniskis said it's a needed update as truck buyers increasingly opt for extended financing terms - almost 80% of new truck loans exceed five years - and hold onto their vehicles longer.
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detroitnews.com | Luke Ramseth
STELLANTIS Luke RamsethThe Detroit NewsView Comments Ram will extend the powertrain warranty available on most 2026 models to last 10 years or 100,000 miles — a level of truck coverage the brand says will be America's best. CEO Tim Kuniskis said it's a needed update as truck buyers increasingly opt for extended financing terms — almost 80% of new truck loans exceed five years — and hold onto their vehicles longer.
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bismarcktribune.com | Luke Ramseth
There was a tour back through Chrysler’s 100-year history this month on Belle Isle. The storied carmaker started by Walter P. Chrysler on June 6, 1925, celebrated its centurylong run by showing off stately old New Yorkers and 300s, the sleek Airflow and revolutionary Turbine Car, and old and new concept vehicles, including the brand’s futuristic Halcyon.
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miamiherald.com | Grant Schwab |Luke Ramseth
WASHINGTON - Even after lawmakers and President Donald Trump canceled California's strictest-in-the-nation automotive emissions standards, Stellantis NV remains on the hook for electric vehicle sales requirements that will be difficult to meet. That's because the transatlantic automaker signed a settlement agreement in 2024 promising to comply with future Golden State policies, regardless of any "judicial or federal action" preventing its latest rules from taking effect.
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Ram is lengthening powertrain warranty to 10 years/100k miles — better than GM, Ford, Toyota — as truck owners hold onto their vehicles longer https://t.co/nbmy1rWPw6
"Fain told the UAW staff present that he would 'slit' or 'cut' the 'f------ throats' of anyone who 'messed' with certain members of his inner circle." UAW watchdog faults Fain, portrays him as angry foul-mouthed leader who targeted underling: https://t.co/DYmGmjhxaZ
Top-5 most American cars? It's all Tesla -- and the Toledo-made Jeep Gladiator (Toledo's Wrangler slots in 13th) No other Big 3 automaker with a vehicle in top 10 of the https://t.co/lnEGWXA5xC list. @BreanaCNoble @esballentine assess the rankings: https://t.co/OhZA0mmUbK