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Chattanooga Automotive News

This page covers automotive news for Chattanooga, from vehicle recalls and dealership activity to manufacturing and regional car sales. Reporting focuses on how the auto industry shapes the city and the area around it.


Car Types

Live Poll

Should local universities prioritize engineering projects that address accessibility and mobility needs in your area?

Car Types

UTC Joins SAE CivicProgress Challenge for Mobility

Engineering students in Chattanooga are developing new mobility solutions for people with disabilities.

UTC Joins SAE CivicProgress Challenge for Mobility

Trucks

Trucks

International Tow Museum Honors David Fischer

The late operator was added to the Wall of the Fallen for his service in the towing industry.

International Tow Museum Honors David Fischer

Auto Parts

Live Poll

Do you trust your local government to effectively monitor and prevent wasteful spending of public funds?

Auto Parts

Chattanooga Council Approves Fleet Management Contract

The city will implement new software to monitor spending following an audit of internal vehicle repair costs.

Chattanooga Council Approves Fleet Management Contract

Buying/Selling

Live Poll

Is the current cost of gasoline creating a noticeable financial strain on your household budget?

Buying/Selling

Chattanooga Gasoline Prices Fell Last Week

The city's average price dropped by 16.2 cents per gallon, outpacing the national decline.

Chattanooga Gasoline Prices Fell Last Week

Regular subjects here include vehicle recalls that affect local owners, dealership openings and sales trends, employment and production at area auto facilities, and the supply chain and suppliers that feed them. Coverage reaches across the city and into the surrounding communities wherever a car story crosses the county line. Plant schedules and the parts suppliers behind them often matter more to local readers than the headline model news does. Tennessee's position as a manufacturing state and the cost of new and used vehicles are the two forces that shape most local automotive stories.