Today's News
Today's News: September 21, 2015
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KBB in the News
The New York Times: Volkswagen to stop sales of diesel cars involved in recall
Bloomberg: VW ‘clean diesel’ scheme exposed as criminal charges weighed
The Wall Street Journal: EPA accuses Volkswagen of dodging emissions rules
The Motley Fool: Why SiriusXM’s reach is about to explode
Automotive News: New Civic enters new territory
The Detroit News: UAW, FCA betting pickups, SUVs lead to prosperity
Los Angeles Times: VW’s ‘ugly’ emissions cheating scandal will damage diesel technology
CBS (WWJ-AM) Detroit, Mich.: Kelley Blue Book’s Matt DeLorenzo comments on VW emissions scandal
Jacksonville.com: KBB.com’s newest list: 10 most awarded cars
BlogHer.com: 5 things you must do after a car accident
MotoringCrunch.com: Volkswagen uses smart electronics to cheat federal tests
LegalReader.com: EPA to Volkwagen: Das cheaters
KBB.com Editorial
2016 Ford Focus RS bows next spring with 350 horsepower
2016 Infiniti QX50 revamped, price cut
Top News
Volkswagen recalls almost half a million cars over emissions trick
Volkswagen shares plunge on emissions scandal, U.S. widens probe
Volkswagen denied deception to E.P.A. for nearly a year
EPA, California to test other diesel vehicles after Volkswagen
VW scandal could keep it from reaching no. 1
Here’s who figured out Volkswagen was cheating on emissions tests
OEM/Vehicle News
2 senior VW executives to skip Passat event
Tesla sends out invites for Sept. 29 Model X launch
UAW, FCA betting pickups, SUVs lead to prosperity
Toyota’s Mirai hydrogen car arrives but won’t be cheap
Subaru to expand capacity by 100,000 at Indiana plant
Industry/Dealer News
Do red car owners pay more for car insurance?
International Automotive News
German economy minister tells Volkswagen to clear up emissions allegations
Slumps at Volkswagen and RSA weigh on European shares
VW, Daimler, Porsche embrace refugees, see fix to future labor shortages
Ad/Media/Marketing News
Ad of the day: Honda puts its history on paper in this amazing 2-minute PES animation
Why marketers shouldn’t get overexcited about virtual reality as a branding tool
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