Edmunds
Americannoun
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Jessica Caldwell, head of insights at the automotive-research firm Edmunds, described the Cybertruck and its futuristic design as a status symbol designed for urban buyers.
From MarketWatch
Four of the top 10 vehicles sold in the U.S. last year were pickups — including Ford’s F-Series and the Chevrolet Silverado, which were the most popular vehicles, according to Edmunds.
From MarketWatch
Amy, from Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, was one of the first to receive the findings of an independent assessment into her treatment.
From BBC
"It's hard to deny that Elon Musk's larger-than-life personality has helped drive more interest and awareness for his organisation than almost any other corporate leader in the modern era," said Edmunds' head of insights Jessica Caldwell.
From BBC
The average transaction price for an electric vehicle in the U.S. was $65,021 in October, according to preliminary data from Edmunds tracking dealership transactions.
From MarketWatch
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