Covina Hills Chevrolet in Covina, Calif., changed ownership in July. It was one of the most recent transactions added to the Automotive News buy-sell database. Seven top 150 dealership groups, including publicly held, and, were involved in the latest buy-sell deals Automotive News tracked, in 10 states. Future Product Jaguar’s transformation rolling out on schedule Only the F-Pace, last of the old-school Jags, remains in production until the new electric GT arrives next year. By: Richard Truett Future Product Volvo to drop EVs, wagons, sedans in crossover-hungry U.S. The S90 large sedan and V60 wagon will no longer be offered in the U.S. starting in the 2026 model year. The electric EC40 crossover was ditched this year. By: Urvaksh Karkaria Future Product 3 Range Rover EVs to debut in 2026 JLR is adding the Range Rover, Range Rover Sport and Velar, but it's unclear how tariffs and Britain's export quota will affect U.S. pricing and sales. By: Richard Truett Genesis Genesis likely to ditch entry G70 after 2027 model year, analysts say Genesis' pursuit of luxury positioning could be a reason the brand has decided to drop the compact sedan globally, analysts say. By: Carly Schaffner

Dealership buy-sell database updates: Asbury, AutoNation among sellers in latest tracked deals

A recent update to the Automotive News buy-sell database highlights several dealership ownership changes, including Covina Hills Chevrolet in Covina, California, which changed ownership in July. The transaction involved seven of the top 150 dealership groups, some of which are publicly held, across ten U.S. states. The article also covers future product developments from major automakers: Future Product Jaguar will retain only the F-Pace until a new electric GT arrives in 2026; Volvo will discontinue its S90 sedan and V60 wagon in the U.S. starting in 2026 and has already discontinued its electric EC40 crossover; and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) plans to launch three new electric Range Rover models in 2026, though U.S. pricing and sales may be impacted by tariffs and export quotas. Additionally, Genesis is expected to discontinue its G70 compact sedan globally after the 2027 model year to align with its luxury brand positioning.