On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced a 25 percent tariff on automobiles and auto parts made outside of the United States, leading to uncertainty within the market.
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One of the most successful off-road racers in history is bringing his winning Trophy Truck to Las Vegas.
On July 31, 14-year-old Roman Pandullo is not asking for the latest video game or trendy sneakers. Instead, he has a birthday wish to help the animals at the Henderson Animal Shelter for his seventh year in a row.
In a heartening display of support for the local arts scene, Findlay Automotive has announced a donation of $5,000 to the esteemed A Public Fit Theater Company. This generous contribution will aid the theater company in continuing its mission of producing high-quality theatrical performances while showcasing the talents of local artists.
Tragically, there are over 400,000 victims of sexual assault in the U.S. each year. In response to this alarming statistic, Findlay Automotive Group has made a donation to Signs of Hope, an organization dedicated to aiding victims of sexual violence and human trafficking.
Jaguar Land Rover Las Vegas customers can support Adam’s Place and be one of the first to own a completely redesigned new Range Rover as part of a charity auction that continues through 5 p.m. Friday.
Findlay Automotive Group is helping Baby’s Bounty provide parent empowerment through education.
Towbin Kia and Towbin Alfa Romeo are partnering with Nevada SPCA for a special pet adoption event taking place from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday at the dealerships, located in the Valley Automall.
Lexus of Las Vegas is sponsoring a hole in the 12th annual Natalie Gulbis Golf Classic taking place May 16 at the Las Vegas Country Club, 3000 Joe W. Brown Drive. Money raised from the tournament will go to Boys Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada.
Findlay Volkswagen Henderson and Miracle Flights have launched their “Peace Love” partnership by unveiling 4-foot-tall peace and love signs in front of the dealership. These pieces will remain fixtures over the next three months to raise awareness for the nonprofit and to promote peace and love within the community.
Centennial Subaru, a three-story, 131,879-square-foot automotive dealership located at the corner of Centennial Center Boulevard and the U.S. Highway 95, is scheduled to open in November.
In less than a year, Jaguar Land Rover Henderson has helped several nonprofits and is now partnering to help F.R.E.E. International, an organization dealing with human trafficking.
Gaudin Motor Co. raised $3,800 in team member donations to refresh the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s Victim Advocacy Room.
Construction continues at Las Vegas Centennial Subaru. Southern Nevada’s newest automotive dealership is scheduled to open to the public in November.
Findlay Automotive recently donated $8,900 to St. Jude’s Ranch for Children, just one of the ways the dealership supports the nonprofit organization.
Mecum Auctions returns to the Las Vegas Convention Center for its seventh annual collector car auction in the city through Saturday.
More than 100,000 car enthusiasts from across the country are expected to attend SEMA, the speciality equipment automotive show that starts Tuesday.
Barrett-Jackson’s Las Vegas Auction at the Las Vegas Convention Center’s new West Hall Expansion kicked off Thursday morning with an “Automobilia” auction.
Motorists with the money can now explore off-road in luxury or just make a statement dropping the kids off at school.
