Today's News
Today's News- December 2, 2013
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KBB in the News
Wall Street Journal: Web companies embrace TV ads
CNBC: Luxury cars will be big driver on Black Friday
FOX News: Kelley Blue Book’s Micah Muzio on LA Auto Show trends
Bloomberg BusinessWeek: ‘Wasteland 2’ delayed, December date for beta
Market Watch: 5 of the best Black Friday car deals
USA Today: Recovering automakers offer more niche vehicles
USA Today: 5 things to know Black Friday edition
Los Angeles Times: Auto safety initiative seeks to reduce drive errors
Chicago Tribune: Auto safety initiative seeks to reduce driver errors
Houston Chronicle: Auto safety initiative seeks to reduce driver errors
Daily Finance: Did Black Friday juice GM’s sales but not Ford’s?
Detroit Free Press: Automakers, dealers offer Black Friday specials
Detroit Free Press: 5 things to know on Black Friday
MLive.com: Did Black Friday impact U.S. auto sales in November?
The Street: GM is expected to lead automakers in November sales gains
24/7 Wall St.: November auto sales expected to rise, but inventories rising faster
Toledo Blade: Wrangler top U.S. vehicle in resale value
The Dallas Morning News: Toyota gets top resale values
Auto Blog Canada: Kelley Blue Book: Ford F-Series dominates America in state by state breakdown
The Car Connection: November auto sales will rise almost 4%, largely due to Black Friday deals
The Car Connection: November auto sales will rise almost 4%, largely due to Black Friday deals
The Car Connection: Can I buy a good used car for less than $10,000?
Al Jazeera America News: Kelley Blue Book predicts November car sales get Black Friday boost
The Truth About Cars: Kelley Blue Book: Ford F-Series dominates America in state by state breakdown
Automotive Digest: Dealers- ease the pain of the trade-in and increase customer satisfaction
The Motley Fool: Did Black Friday juice GM’s sales- but not Ford’s?
Hispanic Business.com: Honda reveals fuel cell car at L.A. Auto Show
Guru Focus: US automakers prepare for the holiday season
Complex.com: Twelve cars to rule them all - a state-by-state visual of the best-selling vehicles
Auto World News: Black Friday deals should boost auto sales’ jump in November, experts say
Morning Star News: 5 of the best Black Friday car deals
Zolmax News: Tesla faces inquiry from safety agency over fires
Top News
Volvo to test self-driving cars
Saab is back: First cars produced under new owners
Buy by Jan. 1, or bye-bye fleet break
NHSTA: 2013 Ford Escape recalled for 4th time
OEM/Vehicle News
Mercedes starts to sell cars online with first German Web store
Nissan announces North America leadership shifts
Former Renault/Nissan star Carlos Tavares lands Peugeot’s top job
Marchionne will unveil 4th relaunch plan for struggling Alfa
Alfa’s revised plan focuses on new rwd/awd architecture
Chrysler to introduce small Ram commercial van in North America
Tesla woos car-guy lawmakers with rides to counter dealers’ cash
A Chevy so exclusive that you can only borrow, not buy
Lexus gives CT compact hybrid Darth Vader look
Trial by fire for Tesla true believers
Audi’s SUV plans to bottom out with subcompact Q1 model
Daimler, Lagardere face insider trading trial with EADS managers
Whose BladeGlider: A legal sword fight
Positioning Nano as world’s cheapest car a mistake: Tata
Mark Phelan: Volkswagen of America in charge of ‘own destiny’
Ford produces 10 millionth sync-equipped vehicle
Artist paints Sistine Chapel ceiling inside a Fiat
Industry Dealer News
UAW President Bob King: ‘We have moved the union forward’
Computer driven cars will convulse the automotive industry
China Auto News
Saab focuses on China as production of 9-3 sedan restarts
Tsien named new GM China president
Toyota China sales show Japan carmakers shrugging off Islets Row
Ad/Media/Marketing News
Lexus shifts ad methods to help dealers compete
Jaguar builds upon F-Type Coupe myth via Instagram video
Chrysler’s butts-in-seats marketing gets a boost
Hyundai goes from 0 to 60 in less than a vine
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