Today's News
Today's News- September 2, 2014
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KBB in the News
The Wall Street Journal: August car sales expected to show another hot month for the industry
Reuters: U.S. auto sales seen ending summer without a sizzle
USA Today: Automakers vie for a dent in 'unminivan' market
CBS Money Watch: GM is making your car a rolling Wi-Fi hotspot
Bloomberg Businessweek: Tesla fights erupts in Georgia as dealers seek sales ban
Seeking Alpha: Fiat Chrysler automobiles targets October IPO date
Forbes: August auto sales could barely top a big month a year ago
Wall St. Cheat Sheet: The 10 best-selling vehicles of 2014 thus far
24/7 Wall St: Chevy offers $4,000 incentives to boost Silverado sales
San Francisco Chronicle: Mahindra hopes to get a boost from GenZe scooter
The Motley Fool: 2014 has been great for luxury auto brands, but what should we expect form august?
Benzinga.com: Analysts put the brakes on talk of a subprime auto lending bubble
KBB.com Editorial
Video: 2012 Volkswagen Passat TDI Long-Term Update No. 3
Labor Day Shapes Up as the Ultimate Shopper's Weekend
Editors' Page: 2015 Hyundai Elantra
Top News
Aston finally names CEO -- Nissan marketing whiz Palmer
Nissan Defectors mount as Palmer jumps to Aston Martin
Tesla Motors deals as states play factory poker
Tesla on the move in Pasadena, and China
OEM/Vehicle News
Chrysler luring Toyota owners helps lift U.S. share
Ford abandons practice of removing items to boost heavy-duty pickup payload ratings
Where Jaguar Land Rover may take EVs, hybrids
Kia to boost Forte supply -- in 2016
Industry/Dealer News
Death-free highways in view for auto industry
Dealers in Georgia petition to shut Tesla down
Outnumbered: Gen Y buys more cars than Gen X
Will cars of the future be designed for women only?
International Automotive News
China targeting auto industry, other foreign companies unfairly, U.S. group says
Foreign automakers feel under the gun in China
First from China? Volvo S60L gets the nod
Japan’s car slump signals return of factory hollowing out
Ad/Media/Marketing News
The marketing move behind Buick's big year
Facebook’s events ads take aim at mobile and local sales
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