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Dec. 22, 2025 | Automaker Year-In Review: Stellantis and Ford’s tumultuous 2025

Daily Drive’s year-end series kicks off with a deep dive into how the Detroit automakers navigated 2025. In this first installment, the Automotive News Automaker team breaks down the biggest stories of the year. Today’s focus: Stellantis and Ford’s challenging 2025, with insights ...  Show more

Dec. 21, 2025 | Bonus Episode: Gestamp's Riberas on the supplier financing crisis

Gestamp Executive Chairman Francisco Riberas explains why he thinks the century-old model for financing new vehicle programs is breaking down and what needs to replace it. Plus, more from NADA's incoming chair Rob Cochran on dealer expectations for 2025. 

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