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Westfalia Returning to the U.S. Market

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By Larry Printz 
| The Detroit Bureau
Move aside Scout. Another old brand name is returning to the U.S. market for 2024: Westfalia. With a newly launched website, word is that the brand will be looking for retail partners at the RV Dealer Open House, America’s largest RV dealer show. It opens Sept. 25 in Elkhart, Indiana. It’s expected that the brand’s planned North American van will be on display as a pre-production model. The new vans will be built in Ontario, Canada.
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UAW Closes in on Strike Against Detroit Automakers

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By Joseph Szczesny , Larry Printz 
| The Detroit Bureau
The United Auto Workers union is on the verge of an unprecedented strike against all three of Detroit’s automakers at the same time by the end of the day.
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First Look: 2024 Jeep Gladiator

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By Michael Strong , Larry Printz 
| The Detroit Bureau
Jeep rolled out the updated Gladiator for the 2024 model year during the 2023 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The new model mirrors the updates made to the new Wrangler. The moves are clearly more evolutionary than revolutionary, the new seven-slot grille of the truck being the biggest change, allowing for more airflow and improved vehicle performance, officials told reporters during a preview event ahead of the reveal Wednesday at the Detroit Auto Show.
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