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Tuesday Ticker: Top Five most-read of 2025

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Toronto, Ontario -- 2025 has been a year of shifts, growth and notable developments across the collision repair industry. Every Tuesday, Collision Repair Magazine delivered the latest in business news, insights and analysis to help shops, insurers and industry professionals stay ahead of the curve. As the year winds down, here’s a look back at the top five Tuesday Tickers reports of 2025 — the stories that had the biggest impact on the business of collision repair.

1. Tuesday Ticker: Honda and Ford make plans amid tariff threats

https://www.collisionrepairmag.com/business/article/15740131/tuesday-ticker-honda-and-ford-make-plans-amid-tariff-threats

 

2. Tuesday Ticker: Magna stock hits five-year low

https://www.collisionrepairmag.com/business/article/15742219/tuesday-ticker-magna-stock-hits-fiveyear-low

 

3. Tuesday Ticker: Toyota debates building more vehicles in U.S.; Honda moves hatchback production to Indiana, U.S.

https://www.collisionrepairmag.com/news/article/15743576/honda-canada-tuesday-ticker-toyota-debates-building-more-vehicles-in-us-honda-moves-hatchback-production-to-indiana-us

 

4. Tuesday Ticker: Stellantis successfully chops U.S. inventory by 100,000 vehicles; Northvolt sells remaining shares to Norwegian aluminum company

https://www.collisionrepairmag.com/news/collision-repair/article/15735145/tuesday-ticker-stellantis-successfully-chops-us-inventory-by-100000-vehicles-northvolt-sells-remaining-shares-to-norwegian-aluminum-company

 

5. Tuesday Ticker: Toyota halts production at two plants following explosion; while U.S. President Donald Trump announces vehicles traded under CUSMA exempt from tariffs

https://www.collisionrepairmag.com/business/article/15739502/tuesday-ticker-toyota-halts-production-at-two-plants-following-explosion-while-us-president-donald-trump-announces-vehicles-traded-under-cusma-exempt-from-tariffs

 

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