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Henry Ford's great-grandson said he's found new purpose and drive as Ford Motor Co.'s elder statesman, providing wisdom and perspective to others after nearly a half century in the auto industry.

Despite earlier using hydrogen to power internal combustion engines, BMW is turning to fuel cells for its first hydrogen production car, due in 2028.

Reaching a mark of 2.7 million certified used vehicles sold in 2024 will require a strong push by dealers to certify inventory through the end of the year.

Here are highlights from the latest episodes of 'Daily Drive', Automotive News' weekday podcast, Sept. 24-27, hosted by Jamie Butters with Kellen Walker.

Vehicles are increasingly produced without first-generation radio broadcast technology, and advocates for AM radio argue it is essential for reaching people in weather emergencies, and is a platform for sports broadcasts and talk shows. Automakers argue that the electromagnetics can be problematic, especially for electric vehicles.

Dealers featured this week include Daniel Harrington III., president of Sunnyside Motor Co., a Ford dealership in Holden, Mass.; Brian Benstock, general manager of Paragon Acura in Queens, N.Y.; and Jack Scott, dealer principal of Midway Chevrolet in Orwell, Ohio.