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automotive1 year ago

"Brooklyn Residents' Response to Ford F-150 Stockpile at Michigan International Speedway"

Brooklyn residents are puzzled by the sight of a large stockpile of Ford F-150 trucks at the Michigan International Speedway, speculating that it may be due to overstock, chip shortages, or high prices. Ford has previously stockpiled pickups at other locations while awaiting parts, and although the speedway is providing space for the inventory, Ford will need to clear out the trucks ahead of upcoming events. The reason for the stockpile remains unclear, but residents expect the trucks to be at dealerships soon.

business2 years ago

"UAW Strike Causes Parts Shortage for GM and Stellantis Dealers and Customers"

The UAW strike in the US auto industry has expanded to target dealers who sell and service GM and Stellantis vehicles, causing a shortage of parts. Just-in-time shipments have made the parts business vulnerable, and dealers are struggling to source components. This will lead to difficulties in repairing vehicles, impacting customers and reducing dealers' profits. The strike is expected to affect repair services and parts distribution centers, with dealers urging a quick resolution to the strike. Automakers have built up vehicle inventory, but problems with repairs are expected to arise soon.

technology2 years ago

"Rising Temperatures and A/C Part Shortage Cause Cooling Challenges"

A shortage of air conditioning parts is causing delays in repairs, leaving some families struggling to cool down during the summer heatwave. Critical parts like evaporator coils are in high demand, resulting in waiting periods of several weeks. The shortage is also driving up the cost of supplies, with prices quadrupling in some cases. HVAC technicians are urging people to change their air filters regularly and schedule maintenance checks to avoid breakdowns.

automotive2 years ago

Hyundai and Kia owners struggle to replace stolen car parts.

A sharp rise in car thefts has led to a shortage of parts for stolen Hyundais and Kias, causing some insurance companies to total the cars instead of repairing them. The specific parts being replaced, such as ignition lock cylinders, have overwhelmed Hyundai's parts supply, with some dealerships receiving up to six calls per day for replacement parts. The shortage has led to some body shops refusing to work on stolen Hyundais and Kias, while others have resorted to cannibalizing used parts. Hyundai expects the parts shortage to level out in the coming months.