Nick Bunkley is a journalist at Automotive News. He specializes in automotive reporting, focusing on the Detroit 3, car dealerships, and emerging topics such as driverless cars and industrial vehicles. Nick has been featured in various publications, including Auto Jobs Now, Automotive News Europe, and Yahoo Finance.
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By: Nick Bunkley
A Tennessee judge called the conduct by Mercedes-Benz of Collierville and service technician Derrick Nguyen “extreme and outrageous.”
Top parts suppliers by region (global, Europe and North America) ranked by sales of original equipment parts in 2025
The real lesson isn't about a cookie. It's about how organizations treat experienced, loyal employees. When someone has spent years building their career and possesses skills that are increasingly difficult to replace, they deserve the respect of a fair investigation before a life-changing decision is made. Sometimes the cost of not using common sense is far greater than $1.95.
By: Nick Bunkley
Kia of Lake Charles conducted an internal review after a video filmed by the customer began spreading on social media.
The Model Y had been set to “Insane” mode, which allows it to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 3.3 seconds.
Fifteen retired officials cited concerns about infighting, unfulfilled promises, and the hiring and firing of some staffers under President Shawn Fain.
By: Nick Bunkley
In a guest commentary, NADA CEO Mike Stanton argues that Volkswagen's plan to sell its upcoming Scout brand directly to consumers ignores a cost-saving solution the automaker already has: its dealer network.
By: Nick Bunkley
Welcome to the Daily 5 report for Friday, Aug. 21. U.S. dealers didn't need to wait for Xpeng or BYD to open American showrooms to glimpse how that relationship might unfold.
By: Nick Bunkley
The plaintiffs both say their injuries happened while wearing clothing that didn’t cover their neck and shoulders.
By: Nick Bunkley
A new advertising campaign turns some common R-rated texting shorthand into family-friendly praise for the updated Pacifica.
