AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFuel-Economy Rollback: The Trump administration finalized new U.S. CAFE rules, cutting the 2031 target from 50.4 mpg to 34.9 mpg and claiming about $1,300 less on new-vehicle prices, while critics warn it will mean higher fuel use and more pollution. Gas Relief in Georgia: Gov. Brian Kemp suspended the state gas tax through Oct. 29 as prices stay near record highs, offering 33 cents/gal on regular and 37 cents/gal on diesel. Inventory Pressure: A new report says America’s inventory crunch is keeping supply tight—especially for sub-$30,000 cars—pushing prices up as shoppers face fewer incentives. Local Workforce Push: West Alabama’s Chamber of Commerce convened an automotive and manufacturing cluster meeting focused on training pathways, recruitment, and “soft skills” for hiring. Product/Tech Updates: Polyvance launched an all-in-one padded dashboard repair kit aimed at fixing cracks without full dashboard replacement. Safety & Crime: Police reported drug trafficking arrests after traffic stops on I-80, with cocaine and meth seized from vehicles. Vehicle News: Subaru revealed limited 2027 WRX GD25 and BRZ ZC15 specials, but says there’s no horsepower bump.
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