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Today's News - September 9, 2013
KBB in the News
The Associated Press: U.S. auto prices hit record as buyers load up on options
Yahoo Finance!: Rising tide of car sales is lifting all dealerships
The Washington Post: August 2013 car sales - summer ends on a hot one
Bloomberg News.com: S&P approval of GM, Ford reflects industry recovery
ABC News.com: The five safest automobiles
Car Biz Today (CBT News): KBB.com’s Karl Brauer reports August new-car sales
Toledo Blade: 6 automakers report major gains in August
M Live.com: Turbocharged engines: What are they? And why are sales ready to explode domestically?
All Alabama (AL.com): See the top-selling vehicles in the U.S.
Automotive Discovery.com: Happy days are here again with auto sales back to pre-recession levels
Dealer Communications: Top 9 vehicles with best resale values for 2013
KBB.com Editorial
Smart Forjoy Concept previews a bigger, better future
2014 Honda Accord Hybrid earns segment-best 50-mpg EPA city mark
Maserati Quattroporte Zegna Limited Edition Concept revealed
Top News
Crossovers lead the sales charge
As it increases production, Tesla worries about battery supply
OEM/Vehicle News
State battles yield mixed results. A federal approach might be next.
Toyota Avalon adds fuel-thrifty hybrid
Honda says Accord Hybrid has mpg lead amid mileage fray
Jaguar preps mid-sized sedan off versatile aluminum platform
Mercedes-Benz announces pricing on all-new 2014 MY S-Class
GM reveals price of refreshed 2014 Buick Regal
VW strategy revealed in Lamborghini-Bentley SUV rivalry
Top-dollar superstar cars let luxury makers show off technology, styling
VW’s $1 billion bet on U.S. factory sputters
Ad/Media/Marketing News
Nissan enters wearable technology space with the unveil of the Nismo Watch concept
Range Rover Sport climbs Pikes Peak
Toyota accelerates Corolla campaign with multiple mobile engagements
Hyundai renews title sponsorship of tournament of champions
Infographic: How to get more shares on social media
Privacy groups claim Facebook changes violate the Federal Trade Commission
Super Bowl ad chart: Who’s buying what in Super Bowl 2014
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