Today's News
Today's News- October 29, 2014
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KBB in the News
The Wall Street Journal: New furor erupts over air bag recalls
Forbes: 2015 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat- The world’s quickest and fastest sedan
The Street: Auto sales rise in October but pricing outlook concerns Ford and GM
The Detroit News: Next-generation Volt more fuel efficient, longer range
The Clarion-Ledger: Automotive study suggests we are what we buy
The Youngstown Vindicator: GM steers toward prosperity despite some major setbacks
Insure.com: Does a car’s color lead to crashes?
WorkingMother.com: 12 best family cars of 2014
GuruFocus.com: Ford’s drop is a great opportunity for long-term investors
KBB.com Editorial
2015 Toyota Avalon Touring Sport Edition bows
Mopar previews its SEMA Show squadron
2014 Mini Cooper/Cooper S Hardtops drop in EPA mileage
2015 Chrysler 200 tops two safety ratings
2015 Subaru XV Crosstrek offers EyeSight assist
Ford introduces Pre-Collision/Pedestrian-Detection
2015 Volkswagen e-Golf: Tops in Efficiency
2015 Lexus LS updates its multimedia system
Top News
Fiat Chrysler to list Ferrari stake, issue $2.5 billion in bonds
Fiat Chrysler spins off Ferrari to get cash as debt soars
Study: Twitter marketing drives $716 million in car sales
On Twitter, 140 characters = $716 million in car sales
OEM/Vehicle News
2 Chrysler recalls involve more than 566,000 vehicles
CEO Barra says GM is done playing nice
First Takata air bag class-action suit filed
Ford recalls 205,000 SUVs for fuel tank leaks
VW closes sales gap with Toyota in race for No. 1
Viper production to restart amid price cut, sales surge
Kia talks CPO sourcing & stocking
Industry/Dealer News
A look at the perils of positive thinking and selling cars
Obama administration eyes leadership change at auto safety agency: source
AutoNation not afraid of falling used prices
Automakers still focus on cost over quality, suppliers claim
Rearview cameras saving lives, says AAA
International Automotive News
Tesla car owners get $12,000 Shanghai plates for free
VW recalls Audi A4s in China over airbag issue
Ford plans network of Lincoln showrooms in China
To compete globally, Chinese carmakers import design talent
Ad/Media/Marketing News
Ad of the Day: How Subaru perfectly poked fun at itself with its great tree-hugger ad
Lincoln getting $5 billion infusion to resurrect brand
Kia touts luxury K900 with new NBA deal
Facebook’s closed the mobile gap, but what about the Google gap?
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