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Today's News- March 3, 2015
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KBB in the News
New-car transaction prices climb nearly 4 percent in February 2015, according to Kelley Blue Book
The Associated Press: Fiat Chrysler brushes off snow, posts 5.6 pct U.S. sales gain
The Wall Street Journal: Auto sales lose steam in February
MarketWatch: Chrysler sales rise 6% in February
The New York Times: Jobs data in Europe and U.S., and car sales
USA Today: February auto sales up, but not a lot and not for all
FOX Business: What snow? February auto sales travel higher
FOX Business: Kelley Blue Book analysts estimate 16.6M annual selling rate for February
Fortune: Alibaba in hot water and Netanyahu before Congress — 5 things to know today
24/7 Wall St.: February new car sales forecast: GM, VW losing market share
24/7 Wall St.: Chrysler stumbles on lower pickup sales
24/7 Wall St.: GM sales rise on full-size trucks, SUVs
24/7 Wall St.: F-Series do not carry Ford sales in February
24/7 Wall St.: Toyota and Honda gain market share
Automotive News: Nissan’s bullish U.S. forecast calls for overtaking Honda
Detroit Free Press: Cold February weather chills auto sales
FashionTribes.com: Even luxury cars get the retro blues (and reds and creams)
KBB.com Editorial
2015 Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake -- a wagon we still want
Infiniti QX30 Concept foretells the future
Volkswagen Sport Coupe Concept GTE - an exercise in future think
Hellcat Horrors: Dealers take deposits, deliveries delayed
EV Resale: Short circuiting the electric dream?
Top News
Winter weather chills February auto sales
Auto sales rise in February despite snowy weather
Feb. sales: FCA up 5.6%; GM up 4.2%; Ford down 1.9%
GM U.S. auto sales up 4.2%, misses estimates
Ford misses estimates, U.S. light-vehicles sales fell 2%
Toyota, Fiat Chrysler, GM, Nissan rise in Feb.; Ford falls
OEM/Vehicle News
Toyota to end production of Venza
Marchionne says he has merger candidate in mind, but it's not VW
Weather delays VW shipments as Honda production gets back on track
Volvo to test autonomous cars in Sweden
GMC doubles down with 10-year plan to boost U.S. share to 5%
Industry/Dealer News
Apple car seen as serious competitor by auto executives
Automakers vow not to give up on weak-selling electrics
Ad/Media/Marketing News
GMC readying new advertising campaign
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