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Today's News- October 28, 2013
KBB in the News
October new-car sales expected to jump 12 percent, according to Kelley Blue Book
Kelley Blue Book highlights the 10 best lease deals for October
Reuters: October car sales to show 8 percent rise: J.D. Power and LMC
Reuters: Ford sees European profit by 2015 as overhaul picks up speed
USA Today: Ford reports $1.3B net for Q3, raises guidance
USA Today: Auto sales bounce back from government shutdown
Bloomberg Businessweek: New cars, trucks continue to roll off lots at a strong pace
CNBC: Modern-day muscled cars of 2014
UPI.com: Eight states to aim for 3.3 million zero-emission cars
FOX Business: October car sales to show 8 percent rise: J.D. Power and LMC
Yahoo Finance: The hottest car brands? You might be surprised
MSN Money: October car sales to show 8 percent rise: J.D. Power and LMC
Los Angeles Times: A black box in your car? Some see a source of tax revenue
CBS Radio Chicago: Kelley Blue Book reports an expected jump in new car sales
Media Post: October auto sales defy shutdown
San Francisco Chronicle: 8 states sign deal to boost electric-car sales
Automotive News: Analysts predict double-digit jump in monthly sales
Automotive News: Buyers are back after shutdown
FOX Detroit: Kelley Blue Book estimates new car sales increase
CBS Radio Detroit: Kelley Blue Book analyst, Alec Gutierrez on October auto sales
Auto Blog: Analysts estimate October sales will jump between 8-12 percent
Auto Blog Green: California leads 8-state coalition shooting for 3.3M EVs by 2025
The Detroit News: U.S. auto sales not affected by government shutdown
Detroit Free Press: Auto sales bounce back from government shutdown
The Detroit Bureau: October car sales rebounding from brief slowdown
Wall St. Cheat Sheet: 7 cars that deliver cool under $20k
Daily Finance: Will October’s vehicle sales slip for a second month?
Jalopnik: Why Toyota and GM’s battle to death is good news for you
American International Automobile Dealers: Analysts predicts double-digit jump in monthly sales
Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association: Analysts predict double-digit jump in monthly sales
Pittsburgh Live: Chrysler’s new-model delays becoming a problem
Journal Sentinel: New cars, trucks continue to roll off lots at a strong pace
KBB.com Editorial
2014 Ford Expedition: if you're gonna need, need big
2014 Lincoln Navigator: Lincoln's luxury liner
2014 Mazda CX-9: built for fun (and seven passengers)
2014 Subaru BRZ: the pro-fun, sexy anti-Subaru
Top News
As Chrysler weighs an IPO, investors are anxious for data
GM expected to post small 3Q earnings gain
Toyota settles Okla. acceleration case after $3 million jury verdict
OEM/Vehicle News
Tesla puts charge into auto market, hopes to jolt Big Three
Tesla eyes annual sales of 10,000 cars in Germany, Musk says
Will Audi’s new A3 sedan start a price war with Mercedes CLA?
Chevrolet Corvette sales sting Chrysler’s Viper
Analysts raise target price on Ford stock
Mercedes integrates navigation system with Google Glass
Chevy to keep fleet Impala until ‘16
Toyota outsells GM in quarter as Abe gives edge to Japan
GM says it’s planning Chevy push in China as VW threatens lead
Mark Phelan: Corolla tries to catch up with younger buyers
Will lighter Wrangler lose its tough solid axle?
Volvo stand-alone avoids red ink, builds for future
Honda bets on fun with mini sports car
BMW’s electric i3 steals march, as tightening fuel consumption rules threaten luxury makers
How I made it: Toyota group vice president William D. Fay
64,117 Kia Sorentos investigated over shattered sunroofs
Industry/Dealer News
Webb pinpoints change in off-rental volume for 2014
Consumer Reports: Most reliable cars, trucks made by Asian automakers
Despite quality improvements, costly safety issues continue to dog automakers
Ad/Media/Marketing News
Lexus IS unlocks global audience through real racing 3 mobile game
Cherokee ad: Feel like a kid again
Toyota puts Camry on a roller coaster
Fiat sees 80pc completion rate for video in rich media ad
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