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2. Car buyers’ bills in question after Houston-area Mitsubishi ...

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   Sinno, who reporters could not reach for comments, used to be a partial owner of Veteran Chevrolet near Corpus Christi and also owns Texas Auto Save in San Antonio, Texas. O'Kane blames the ...

3. Tom Benson - Wikipedia

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   In 1956, he moved to San Antonio to try and revive a poorly performing dealership; he was granted a 25 percent interest in the dealership for his efforts. [4] In 1962, he became full owner of Tom Benson Chevrolet. [4] He was the owner of several automobile dealerships in the Greater New Orleans and San Antonio areas. Benson became wealthy by ...

4. UAW, U.S. dealers increase criticism of Stellantis CEO over ...

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   DETROIT — Stellantis’ U.S. dealer network has joined the United Auto Workers union in criticizing CEO Carlos Tavares for the company’s recent sales declines, factory production cuts and ...

5. Here's How Chevy Is Training Dealers to Sell Z06s to GT3 and ...

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   Chevy expects prospective Z06 buyers to compare against cars like the Ferrari F8, Porsche 911 GT3, McLaren 720S, and Audi R8.

6. Twyford Motor Car Company - Wikipedia

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   After the failure of the Twyford Motor-Car Company in Brookville, Pennsylvania, Robert Twyford moved to Houston, Texas. There, he contacted two brothers, L. J. and Z. Z. Brandon. Using the Twyford patent, they founded the Commercial Motor Car Company in San Antonio and Houston, Texas in 1912. They built a prototype car and truck.

7. International Motors - Wikipedia

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   Former Blue Diamond Truck (truck designs shared with Ford) from 2001 to 2015 San Antonio Manufacturing Plant San Antonio, Texas: U.S. 2022 600 [117] HV Series, LT Series, RH Series Assembly was the first opened by Navistar in decades. Designed so that both electric and conventional trucks can be assembled on the same line. [118]