ALERT: Automakers will scrap 15,000 new vehicles damaged by Sandy

BREAKING NEWS ALERT November 7, 2012

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Automakers will scrap 15,000 new vehicles damaged by Sandy NADA says up to 200,000 units may need to be replaced Alan Ohnsman and Craig Trudell Toyota, Chrysler, Nissan and Honda plan to scrap about 15,000 vehicles damaged by Hurricane Sandy as automakers and dealers continue assessing the storm's impact. Including used autos and those of individual owners, as many as 200,000 may have to be replaced, said Larry Dixon, senior analyst for the National Automobile Dealers Association.  story    The storm's surge of more than 13 feet inundated transit tunnels and underground utilities, destroyed homes and eroded natural barriers such as beaches after it struck Oct. 29. (Bloomberg) Follow Automotive News

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