Today's News
Today's News- December 18, 2013
KBB in the News
Market Watch: Car technology’s biggest failure
The Los Angeles Times: Toyota Prius tops Consumer Reports value list; Nissan Armada worst
Automotive News: Chevy hikes ’15 Suburban, Tahoe prices $1,000-$3,000
Money Talks News: New Year’s Eve is the best day of the year to buy a car
Top News
Ford drops the most in 2 years after 2014 profit forecast
GM workers hit by Australia exit to be supported by $89 million fund
Tesla was the most popular car to Google in 2013
OEM/Vehicle News
Joe Eberhardt appointed president, Jaguar Land Rover North America
Mercedes names Fulton head of U.S. financial unit
Ford announces new self-driving Fusion hybrid test project
Toyota hope for big sales jump on new Highlander
VW made the world’s most efficient car- But won’t sell it in the United States
Volvo readies concept to preview next XC90
Recall alert: 2014 Infiniti Q50
Ford rolls out dealer training to its 7,500 global dealers
Industry/Dealer News
Pollak: 2 reasons used vehicles will guide new-vehicle inventory management
Manheim reveals new GM for Calif. location & auction manager for 2 Fla. locations
Subprime car loans help fuel U.S. auto recovery
Surge seen in U.S. oil output, lowering gasoline prices
U.S. foresees gas-powered vehicles dominating through 2040
NHTSA to roll out smart car plans
Automakers call for backup in quest to align U.S., EU safety standards
U.S. auto industry export growth good news for shipping companies
Global vehicle fleet could more than double in size
Automotive News from China
U.S. car revival boosts shipping as Jeeps sent to China
Asian automakers to drive added production in North America
Ad/Media/Marketing News
Peugeot seeks brand desirability with international ad campaign
Lincoln’s Tobin talks product and planning
Toyota aligns multicultural marketing under T2 umbrella
Q&A: Jerry Seinfeld on his intentionally bad, new-old Acura ads
Toyota creates total-market marketing model
Toyota suiting up for Super Bowl XLVIII on Fox
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