Today's News
Today's News- October 27, 2014
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KBB in the News
New-vehicle sales to jump 5.4 percent in October, according to Kelley Blue Book
The Associated Press: The SUV goes from all-American to global star
National Public Radio: No quick fixes for drivers affected by air bag recall
FOX Business: Quality issues spur Honda execs to take pay cuts
24/7 Wall St.: Jeep to drive Chrysler sales higher
The Detroit News: Ford posts $1.2 billion Q3 profit
Houston Chronicle: Houston was lab for new F-150
Automotive News: NHTSA back in cross hairs as airbag crisis escalates
Automotive News: Fiat Chrysler's targets seen at risk as N.A. still pressured
The Detroit Bureau: After gloomy forecast, Ford earnings narrowly beat expectations
The Motley Fool: Chevrolet’s flagship vehicle needs to be a game changer in 2015
Top News
Deaths linked to GM's ignition switch rise to 30
Barra tells Free Press: Recall costs to trim 2015 GM profit-sharing checks
GM nine-month recall costs total $2.7 billion on repairs
Complaints about in-car electronic systems on rise, consumer reports say
Infotainment glitches haunt automakers in Consumer Reports' reliability survey
OEM/Vehicle News
Toyota global sales rise 2.8% in race with Volkswagen, GM
Tesla offers leasing options for new Model S in US
Exclusive: Ford to overhaul Lincoln brand, this time with big bucks
Ford and Amazon are big market movers
Former Ford PR boss charges maker tapped phones, car
Ford system tracks cops' driving
Industry/Dealer News
Takata chairman apologizes for causing concern
Law firm that won Toyota safety settlement targets Takata air bags
Limited “geographic recalls” could put millions of motorists at risk
Rivals see Buffett as just another competitor
3 reasons a ‘turn and earn’ strategy eludes some dealers
Gas prices continue to slide in U.S.
International Automotive News
VW owners in China protest over recall
Chinese carmakers import design talent to compete globally
'Un-Honda-like' problems plague new plant in Mexico
Saab signs $5.4 billion contract with Brazil for 36 gripen jets
Ad/Media/Marketing News
New Chrysler 200 ad campaign debuts during Lions game
Chrysler 200 ads are 'Ready to take on the world'
Audi to retain WPP’s AKQA for digital, conducts separate social search
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