Today's News
Today's News: July 27, 2015
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KBB in the News
The Associated Press (AP): Japanese automaker Mitsubishi Motors to stop building vehicles in the US
CNBC World: Kelley Blue Book’s Karl Brauer discusses NHTSA fines for Fiat Chrysler
National Public Radio (NPR): Kelley Blue Book’s Karl Brauer on Jeep cyber hack
Financial Times: Cyber hack triggers mass Fiat Chrysler car recall
Seeking Alpha: U.S. auto sales forecast to rise 2.6% in July
Benzinga: Turboed and revving, Kelley Blue Book projects July auto sales to zoom
The Motley Fool: Is Fiat Chrysler’s Jeep boom about to go bust?
Automotive News: Hack attack vs. FCA shows flaws with rush to connectivity
Automotive News: Honda flexes research muscle with new Silicon Valley center
Automotive News: Mitsubishi throws in towel on fading era
Automotive News: Mitsubishi to end U.S. vehicle output, shutter factory by Nov. if there’s no buyer
Automotive News: Cars add bling, value versions to fight crossovers
MediaPost: July autos continue positive trend with help from digital process
Examiner.com: Tips for selling your vehicle
Los Angeles Times: Battle of the ‘cute utes’: Honda HR-V is spacious, Mazda CX-3 is sporty
Michigan Radio: Fiat Chrysler recall attempt at “unhacking the hack” on dashboard computer system
Mlive.com: After Jeep hack, Fiat Chrysler recalls 1.4 million cars and trucks
4WheelsNews.com: 2016 Ford F-150 Limited offers luxury, advanced tech
The Dallas Morning News: Comfy cars for the budget-conscious
SummitDaily.com: Mountain wheels: Nissan Versa Note SR: cute is what we aim for
KBB.com Editorial
2015 Tesla Model S: More range, Ludicrous mode
2017 Porsche 911 Carreras break cover
2016 Mercedes-Benz GLE and GLE Coupe First Drive: Two not of a kind
Editors' Page: 2016 Volvo XC90
Top News
Fiat Chrysler faces record $105 million fine for recall lapses
NHTSA hands FCA $105M penalty, demands vehicle buy back
Fiat Chrysler to buy back Ram pickups as part of settlement with U.S.
Chrysler fined $105 million over recalls
OEM/Vehicle News
Dodge cancels unfilled ’15 Hellcat orders, doubles ’16 output
At last, Honda and Toyota prepare for turbo charge
U.S. appeals court rejects apartheid case against Ford
Industry/Dealer News
Report: Detroit’s big 3 automakers drive U.S. economy
U.S. Automakers leery of Pacific trade deal as talks resume
As dealership sales climb, margins slide
Self-driving cars still face some roadblocks
This new car seat for children could make you a less forgetful parent
Need help? Travel industry gets more responsive
International Automotive News
GM China quarterly income rises 6% despite market slowdown
Audi aims to raise flagging China sales with revamped A4
Daimler to test self-driving trucks in Germany this year: paper
EV, plug-in hybrid deliveries soar in June
Europe’s real problem: France can’t sell cars
Australia gearing for autonomous-vehicle trials
Ad/Media/Marketing News
The story behind AT&T’s disturbing phone-safety ad
Why is every car on the road black, white, gray or silver?
Instagram’s ad sales are expected to top $2 billion by 2017
How over-communicating can kill brand loyalty and sever symbiotic relationships
4 new rules for multicultural marketing
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