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Today's News- September 20, 2013
KBB in the News
Los Angeles Times: Electric to the rescue
Los Angeles Times: Rein-car-nation
Yahoo Finance: Subprime borrowers have easier time getting car loans
Financial Post: Tesla CEO uses Twitter to find engineers for “autopilot” car
Credit Cards.com: Subprime borrowers have easier time getting car loans
The Windsor Star: Bucking the trend
Value Walk: Tesla Motors Inc (TSLA) CEO posts ‘autopilot’ requirement on twitter
KBB.com Editorial
2013 Frankfurt Auto Show Coverage
Our editors are in Germany to get a look at the next-gen 2014 Nissan Rogue, to find out if the Volvo Concept Coupe looks that cool in person, and to see about sneaking the Audi Sport Quattro Concept onto the plane home.
2014 BMW 4 Series: 3 Series Thrills in 2-Door Forms
2014 Dodge Journey: Pure Minivan Utility in SUV Form
2014 Nissan Maxima: Still Standing -- The 4-Door Sports Car
2014 Maserati Ghibli - sportier Baby Quattroporte coming soon
Top News
Subaru aims for 500,000 U.S. sales by 2015
Cadillac’s bigger CTS fighting BMW 5 series tests boss
Kia confirms plans for rwd flagship sedan, dealers say
OEM/Vehicle News
Fiat hires former U.S. car bailout adviser Ron Bloom for Chrysler buyout
Manual labor helps Chrysler boost capacity
GM studies Tesla batteries for longer ranges
VW denies it may miss profit goals on slow growth, higher MQB costs
Marchionne said to hire Obama car czar Bloom for Chrysler
Two Japanese execs charged with conspiring to fix auto parts prices
Wall Street veteran leads UAW trust in fight with Marchionne
Saab builds 9-3 test cars ahead of 2013 production launch
Ford, Shelby Township hammer out agreement for cleanup at former Visteon plant
BMW recalling 134,100 sedans in U.S. for rear lighting glitch
Industry/Dealer News
Industry rallies for Hunger Action month
Automakers’ lending practices probed by U.S. for bias
Ad/Media/Marketing News
Subaru of America CMO talks brand success
Audi localizes 3D car app for Hong Kong shoppers
Tweeting doesn’t spike during commercials
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