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As Car Sales Profits Shrink, Dealerships Are Making Bank On Service, Finance, And Insurance (opens the original)
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Selling cars gets the attention, but dealerships increasingly make their real money after the customer has signed the paperwork and driven away. As the huge profits of the pandemic-era car market continue to fade, service departments, parts counters, financing, warranties, and insurance products are becoming increasingly important to the dealership business model. That change helps explain why dealers can remain highly profitable even when new-car margins weaken. A dealership has several differe
Elon Musk Gets A Tesla Worker’s Annual Pay Every 4.23 Seconds (opens the original)
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Elon Musk's 2025 compensation from Tesla was so large that conventional CEO-to-worker pay comparisons almost stop being useful. According to the AFL-CIO's latest Executive Paywatch report, Musk received compensation valued at $158.3 billion, equivalent to 2,522,203 times the pay of Tesla's median employee. Put another way, the labor federation calculates that Musk effectively received the equivalent of a median Tesla worker's entire annual pay every 4.23 seconds. The median Tesla employee earned
Renault Is Beating Cheap Chinese EVs And Profiting By Not Engaging In Price Wars (opens the original)
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Renault has demonstrated that competing against China's fast-growing electric vehicle brands does not necessarily require aggressive discounting. Instead, the French automaker has focused on selling more profitable vehicles while keeping costs under control. The strategy appears to be paying off. Despite selling slightly fewer vehicles during the first half of 2026, Renault increased its revenue and returned to profitability in an increasingly competitive European market. The results come at a t
Study Claims About 20% of Your Rideshare Fare Goes Toward Insurance (opens the original)
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Rideshare fares can feel unpredictable, but a new Gridwise analysis suggests one major cost is hiding in plain sight. According to the report, insurance accounts for about 21% of the average Uber or Lyft fare. That means roughly $1 out of every $5 paid by a rider is allocated to insurance before the driver and platform receive their respective shares. By comparison, Gridwise estimates that driver base pay represents 53.3% of the fare, while platform fees account for 14.9%. The report also found
Chinese EVs Could Soon Be Rolling Out Of A Ford Factory (opens the original)
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Ford's underused factory in Valencia, Spain, could soon have a very different mix of vehicles rolling off its production lines. The American automaker has reached an agreement with China's Geely that will bring Geely-branded electric vehicles to the site while also giving Ford another way to make better use of the sprawling European factory. Earlier reports suggested Geely could take over an unused portion of Ford's Almussafes facility and potentially build its affordable EX2 electric hatchback
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