Today's News
Today's News: August 21, 2015
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KBB in the News
USA TODAY: Some fancy car options might not be worth the money
National Public Radio (NPR): Sales of convertibles are decelerating; blame the (fuel) economy
MarketWatch: Used car prices hit a record high – but that’s good news for some buyers
TheStreet: 5 best back-to-school cars 2015
Business Insider: Chinese-made Buicks are about to flood the US
The Detroit Bureau: The 10 best new cars for your teens
Frugalis.ca: Top 10 best cars for students going back to school
KBB.com Editorial
2016 Ford Shelby GT350R production begins
Acura earns top safety rating across entire U.S. line
Going beyond the credit score to find a loan
2017 Hyundai Elantra redesign teased
2017 Mercedes-AMG C-Class Coupes unveiled
OEM/Vehicle News
GM recalling 2014-15 Impalas over air bag fears
NHTSA won’t probe into Toyota unintended acceleration
Federal agency opens investigation into 2008 Honda Accord air bags
Ford patents autonomous vehicle with ‘reconfigurable seats’
Exclusive: Toyota to buy 13 million air-bag inflators from Takata rival - sources
Toyota’s redesigned 2016 Prius hybrid exposed during photo shoot
Daimler CEO mulls JVs with Apple, Google: magazine
VW said to delay revamp of $101,000 Phaeton Sedan in profit push
LG Electronics to supply auto displays to Honda, Porsche - source
Industry/Dealer News
2 U.S. senators urge recall of all Takata inflators
Tesla engineer joins Apple’s growing team of automated car experts
Detroit carmakers consider imports to gain leverage on UAW
UAW chief blasts Trump as ‘enemy’ of middle class
This tiny little car could transform how New Yorkers get around town
The race to the $1 million parking spot
International Automotive News
Tata Motors says 5,800 JLR cars at China port hit by blasts
Lamborghini rides Chinese taste for SUVs
Citroen will debut Mehari-inspired concept
Renault-Nissan cuts jobs, output in India as sales slow
Former Ford Europe COO in U.S.-Chinese electric car project
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