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What the future holds for the auto industry during COVID-19
During the ongoing quarantine, many people are driving much less. So buying a new car may seem like a needless luxury. But for dealerships and car companies, it’s vital to attract new customers.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readDuring the ongoing quarantine, many people are driving much less. So buying a new car may seem like a needless luxury. But for dealerships and car companies, it’s vital to attract new customers. In Los Angeles, dealerships are open, and some even let you test drive.
But with 30 million Americans out of work, and others working from home, the auto industry may have to take drastic steps to survive.
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The full episode
3 of 5COVID-19 and kids, the auto industry’s future, and Evan Kleiman’s ‘beach pasta’- 0:00PIMS: the mysterious illness affecting children that’s linked to COVID-19
- 8:16Erin Bromage: How to know and avoid the risks of COVID-19
- 20:42What the future holds for the auto industry during COVID-19You’re reading this
- 27:53Recipe: Evan Kleiman’s ‘Beach Pasta’ brings summer vibes to your kitchen
- 36:30Movie Review: ‘Capone’ is grotesque, with ‘violent scatological themes,’ says critic