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Today's News: July 17, 2015
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KBB in the News
USA Today: Picking the right car color can save you money
Bloomberg Radio: Car color can affect resale value according to Kelley Blue Book
Fortune: Ford offering a hefty discount on its new aluminum F-150 pickup
Seeking Alpha: Spotlight on F-150 pricing
MediaPost: Ford F-150 deals: sign of trouble or of marketing?
The Detroit News: Ford, analysts downplay F-150 incentives
Jalopnik: Volkswagen and GM hit hardest by China’s stock meltdown
AskPatty.com: Women in Automotive adds three speakers to August conference in Orlando
InAutoNews.com: US: Ford F-150 discounts could spell deliver trouble
Just-Auto.com: US: Ford discounts 2015 F-150
Motrolix.com: 2015 Ford F-150 gains $10k incentive, attempting to reclaim market share
TheZebra.com: Why trucks aren’t as safe as cars
KOGO-AM San Diego, Calif.: Analysts at Kelley Blue Book say you want to get the best resale value
KBB.com Editorial
2015 Apollo Edition Ford Mustang to go on the block for charity
2016 Mercedes-AMG CLA45 and GLA45 more power, features
2016 GMC Sierra/Sierra Denali 1500 refresh revealed
2016 Mercedes-Benz GLC First Review
Top News
Ferrari recalls 814 cars over Takata air bag issue
Ferrari has 2015 air-bag problem- leather skins glued on wrong
Google self-driving car was rear-ended July 1, causing minor injuries
Google self-driving car involved in crash with minor injury
OEM/Vehicle News
FCA tops annual Total Quality Index study
Reasons for Ford truck incentives overblown
VW plans parts warehouse serving West Coast dealerships
Nissan likely to purchase LG batteries, report says
Industry/ Dealer News
Gas prices remain unchanged nationally despite oil drops
NHTSA official who oversaw GM ignition recall leaving
International Automotive News
VW, GM shudders as China profit engine sputters
Misleading data masks possibly crumbling outlook for Europe’s car sales
Ad/Media/Marketing News
Brand power: 93% of millennials back names that sponsor live music
Hulu may debut ad-free service
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