Automotive News Daily Drive

Bosch, Ford and real estate company Bedrock have completed a pilot program to test vehicles that connect with their surroundings to park themselves. Bosch's Paul Thomas says the demonstrations gave consumers a firsthand look at the benefits of highly automated vehicles.

This year's Automotive News All-Stars have shown their ability to adapt, innovate and persevere in what has been one of the most turbulent years for the auto industry in recent memory. KPMG's Gary Silberg discusses their accomplishments and what the industry has learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.

GM is offering buyouts to its U.S. Cadillac dealers to walk away from their franchise if they aren't willing to commit to the luxury brand's all-electric future. Automotive News reporter Hannah Lutz provides insight into her coverage on the topic.

Dealership buy-sell expert Mark Johnson says the outcome of January's U.S. Senate runoff races in Georgia could accelerate acquisitions and have significant tax implications for retailers.

Ford, General Motors and a number of parts makers are pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into their Missouri operations. But Missouri Partnership CEO Subash Alias says the state must continue to develop a strong workforce and provide attractive incentives to secure future mobility investments.

In the final segment of a two-part interview, Gary Shapiro, CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, discusses key findings from the organization's study examining the impact of COVID-19 on consumers' mobility and transportation habits.

Gary Shapiro, CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, says January's virtual show will be a ''very different'' experience. There will be fewer exhibitors, and they'll use interactive videos to showcase technology.

Mark Schienberg, president of the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association, sees a bright future for traditional auto shows despite cancellations amid the outbreak. Why the big events are still relevant to consumers and how shows can move forward in 2021 and beyond.

CEO Warren Zinn and General Manager Larry Zinn share how the South Florida dealership group is separating itself from other retailers as it lands back on Automotive News' annual Best Dealerships To Work For list and receives a J.D. Power award for the first time.

Mercedes-Benz USA interim CEO Drew Slaven and Jeff Swickard, chairman of the Mercedes-Benz Dealer Board, discuss the automaker's decision to scrap its Tier 2 marketing program. How the move will put ''tens of millions of dollars'' back in dealer pockets and why the company is also allowing its U.S. retailers to have more control over the brand's digital experience.