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Today's News - May 2, 2014
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KBB in the News
CNBC: KBB.com President Jared Rowe reports April 2014 auto sales and Mark Fields announcement
Bloomberg TV: KBB.com’s Karl Brauer reports Mark Fields named next Ford CEO
The New York Times: GM sales increased 7% in April, apparently unaffected by recalls
The New York Times: A complete U-turn
The Wall Street Journal: U.S. auto sales rise in April
The Wall Street Journal: U.S. auto sales regain footing in April; Ford sputters
CBS MoneyWatch.com: Next Ford CEO’s main challenge? Don’t mess things up
FOX Business.com: Fields to succeed Mulally as Ford CEO
FOX Business.com: Chrysler logs 14% jump in April sales
The Financial Post: Ford Motor names Mark Fields as new CEO to replace Alan Mulally
The Detroit Free Press: Chrysler and GM post solid April sales; Ford’s slip
Toledo Blade: Jeep models help lead April auto sales
Lansing State Journal: GM's U.S. sales rise 7 percent in April with help from Lansing-built models
Wall St. Cheat Sheet: 10 Coolest Cars Under $25,000
Top News
Live tweets: GM seeks protection from suits in bankruptcy court
GM defies recall taint as U.S. rebound spurs truck demand
GM's fate in hands of bankruptcy judge
Winners and Losers: April car sales surge for Camry, sag for Prius
OEM/Vehicle News
Ford's product pipeline will remain full, Fields says
For new Ford CEO Fields, aluminum truck is key
Ford fined $2.9 million by California for faulty Fiestas
GM plans $50M upgrade to Chevy Cruze plant
Audi’s sub-$30,000 A3 sedan boosts brand’s record April sales
American Honda recalls 24,889 Odyssey vans in the U.S.
Mazda prices its rare 25th anniversary MX-5 Miata
Zipcar outfits new One>Way service with Honda Fits
Toyota joins California hydrogen push in station funding
Industry/Dealer News
Japan’s consumption hangover begins as car sales decline
Ad/Marketing News
Nissan’s new marketing campaign offers “Ride of Your Life”
Subaru U.S. marketing chief Evans departs
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