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Gregory Costamagna and the App That Learned to Ride
A decade in Southeast Asian e-commerce taught Gregory Costamagna to see platforms as layers. In Lomé, the first layer was a motorcycle ride - and the road from there led to deliveries, financed vehicles and a digital wallet.
Webmotors sells the space between wanting a car and buying one
A Brazilian car catalogue grew into a business woven through dealer software, financing and the first WhatsApp reply. Its history explains why the work around the sale can be worth as much attention as the listing.
Windsor Chrysler Built a Local Flywheel Around One Expensive Thing: Keeping Trucks Working
The Windsor dealership is not merely moving metal. It has built a practical retail loop - inventory, credit, trade-ins, Mopar parts and unusually heavy-duty service - around customers who cannot afford to leave a work truck parked.
Volkswagen Built an American Car Company Inside a German Icon
Volkswagen of America sells more than cars. It translates a global industrial system into an American ownership experience - from Chattanooga assembly and dealer financing to the ID. Buzz, myVW and a second-generation Atlas.
Moove
Moove is an African-born global mobility fintech that finances vehicles for gig-economy drivers who are shut out of traditional bank lending. Using alternative, revenue-based credit scoring built on ride-hailing and delivery earnings, Moove lets drivers on platforms like Uber lease brand-new cars and pay them off through a share of their weekly income - a 'drive it, own it' model. Founded in Lagos in 2020 by Ladi Delano and Jide Odunsi, it now operates one of the world's largest managed ride-hail fleets and has become Waymo's autonomous-fleet operations partner across major US and UK cities.