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Class 8 truck makers have nearly enough orders going into 2019 to keep them busy for the full year, and automotive sales should stay near historic highs, even with declines and production cuts.
A senior vice president of Quality Vision International (QVI) discusses how the c-vision measurement system improves motor vehicle inspection.
Despite predictions for 3% declines for 2018, sales increased slightly last year as automakers continued to push trucks, SUVs, and crossovers as car numbers fell.
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Auto sales finally got back above pre-recession levels in 2014 with August sales reaching a seven-year high. After six long years, sales levels have matched 2007’s pace. More importantly, several research groups expect 2015 continue to grow. Today’s Motor Vehicles allows marketers direct access to this healthy industry with continued growth.
Sensors for welding robot applications have unique advantages. Most technologies can be mixed and matched, and understanding sensor technologies can help robot users improve operations.
Surging demand for one-piece racecar wheels led Forgeline Motorsports to boost capacity and adopt new technology with Haas vertical machining centers.
Auto sales finally got back above pre-recession levels in 2014 with August sales reaching a seven-year high. After six long years, sales levels have matched 2007’s pace. More importantly, several research groups expect 2015 continue to grow. Today’s Motor Vehicles allows marketers direct access to this healthy industry with continued growth.
Company makes plans to multiply staff eight-fold within the next two years, prepares for aggressive collaborative robot growth projections.
Toledo-built Gladiator mid-sized truck offers Wrangler off-road capability with a bit of cargo space.
Workers in Kentucky and Michigan will move from one Ford facility to another as the automaker rebalances its portfolio to boost production of high-profit large vehicles.
Up to $3.8 billion restructuring effort would follow Ford's near exit from the car business, slashing jobs in Ohio, Michigan, Maryland, and Canada.