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Today's News- February 3, 2014
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KBB in the News
Reuters: Bad weather blamed for sagging U.S. January auto sales
The Wall Street Journal: Super Bowl 2014- Our all-star team live blogs the ads and the halftime show
USA Today: Some Toyotas to miss sales-rich weekend over seat issue
FOX Business: Automakers blame weather as January sales skid
First Business: Kelley Blue Book’s Jack Nerad discusses the changing luxury car market
FOX Birmingham, AL: Kelley Blue Book’s Jack Nerad reports the top luxury cars under $40,000
Bloomberg Businessweek: Pet names and office vacancies pick Broncos
Business Insider: Honda is working on hydrogen technology that will generate power inside your car
Seeking Alpha: Wall Street breakfast- Must-know news
Examiner.com: Toyota in the hot seat over faulty fabric stops sale order for 6 models in U.S.
Automotive News: Toyota expected to seek waiver on seat lapse
Automotive News: Ford narrows loss in Europe
Automotive News: Dealers radiate resolve, not complacency, at NADA
Automotive News: Kelley Blue Book reports pre game Super Bowl predications
Automotive News: Kelley Blue Book reports increase in shopper activity for Maserati on KBB.com
Detroit Free Press: GM struggles to show value of Chevrolet in China, other emerging markets
The Detroit News: Toyota halts sale of 13% of U.S. vehicles because of seat fabric issue
The Detroit News: MKZ pushes Lincoln dealer profits up
The Detroit News: Detroit automakers put their stamp on Super Bowl
Chicago Tribune: Pent up demand for vehicles is reason for optimism in 2014
The Dallas Morning News: Maserati scores big with clicks from Super Bowl ad
U.S. News & World Report: Toyota halts some vehicles sales over seat heater woes
MLive.com: F-150 launch critical to Ford’s success
Proactive Investors: Wall Stree awaits ISM manufacturing report as China PMI disappoints
KUIK radio Portland, OR: Kelley Blue Book reports the top 10 SUVs under $25,000
KBB.com Editorial
2014 Maserati Ghibli: A true sports sedan in a fine Italian suit
Top News
January auto sales yo-yo from brand to brand
January U.S. auto sales chilled by winter weather
Ford, GM January sales fall more than estimate on weather
GM, Ford sales sag, Chrysler up 8% on trucks, Jeeps
GM, Ford sales sink on weather, but Chrysler grows
GM, Ford, Toyota auto sales plunge in January’s cold weather
General Motors says Jan. U.S. sales down 12%
Chrysler’s sales increase 8% in January
Nissan sales rise 12%; Chrysler volume up 8% on truck surge
Nissan sales up, Toyota’s fall
VW down 19% on aging models; Audi sets record, barely
Chrysler sales up 8% in January; Ford down 7%; GM down 12%
OEM/Vehicle News
Toyota cash nearing $40 billion draws calls for plants, payouts
Chrysler considers third pickup plant
GM taps Sweeney to head Chevy sales for U.S., report says
Ford to halt production of small cars at Michigan Assembly Plant
Renault-Nissan’s platform plan
VW calms dealers, chars ‘next big step’
Oil majors’ woes good news for Tesla and other EV makers
Industry/Dealer News
Auto ads win over car shoppers during Super Bowl® XLVIII
Manheim COO: Tailoring to dealer needs net huge opportunity
Pollak: 3 ways used-vehicle best practices will shape new-car retailing
U.S. to propose regulations for vehicle-to-vehicles technologies
Nearly 9 in 10 Americans would be “worried” about riding in driverless cars
Ford dealers will gear up to fix new F-150
January’s fastest-and slowest-selling cars
Automotive News from China
BMW launches priciest cars as luxury market cools
Honda target share gain, 19% sales jump in 2014
VW, Hyundai, Toyota top brands in China in 2013
Nissan sets record for China output, sales in 2013
Used-vehicle volume in China rises 9% in 2013
Dealership stockpiles fall on strong retail sales before Chinese new year
Chery to open Brazilian assembly plant in July
Ad/Media/Marketing News
One-stop shopping for all the 2014 Super Bowl ads
Amid Super Bowl rout, automakers tackle their brand challenges
How the first-time Super Bowl advertisers fared
Maserati debuts the all-new Ghibli in Super Bowl XLVIII
First ever Jaguar Super Bowl commercial launches F-Type coupe and drives record consumer engagement
Why VW picked outside agency for ‘wings’ spot
Dylan pitching Fiat-Owned Chrysler stirs sellout debate
Honda demonstrates safety commitment and leadership with Super Bowl ad starting actor Bruce Willis
Less Super Bowl content sharing, but mobile engagement up
Chevy’s Olympic ad blitz seeks to brighten lackluster image
Honda finds the ‘inner beauty’ with TV campaign for all-new Civic Tourer
Chevy paid $560 million to sponsor Manchester United, and now it’s pulling out of Europe
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