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Today's News: September 23, 2015
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KBB in the News
BuzzFeed: Volkswagen’s nightmare is about to get worse: Here come the class action lawyers
WIRED: VW Owners aren’t going to like the fixes for their diesels
WIRED: VW probably won’t die – but if it does, Europe is in trouble
Bloomberg: What can U.S. Volkswagen owners do now?
National Public Radio (NPR): Jack Nerad of Kelley Blue Book discusses VW with NPR’s Sonari Glinton
Reuters: Diesel cars loiter in lots as VW dealers, owners sit and wait
Reuters TV: Kelley Blue Book’s Jack Nerad discusses VW CEO and emissions controversy
ABC News: Why tidings of an Apple car are stoking anticipation for a new driving experience
ABC News: Why people bother to drive diesel cars
FOX Business: Breaking down Volkswagen’s diesel deception
Agence France-Presse: Volkswagen admits 11 million cars have emissions cheating device
The Detroit News: VW controversy a further knock on diesels
Los Angeles Times: Volkswagen chief’s swift resignation highlights exploding global scandal
The Boston Herald: Experts: VW pollutes brand
MLive.com: Volkswagen CEO steps down as diesel engine emissions scandal heats up
Business News Network: Kelley Blue Book’s Jack Nerad describes aftermath of VW emissions accusations
The Orange County Register: O.C. Volkswagen owners feel stalled after scandal, probable recall
Business2Community: The best 2016 small, compact SUVs under $26k
KBB.com Editorial
2017 Buick LaCrosse teased for Los Angeles Auto Show
2016 Hyundai Tucson Concept boasts 700+ hp
2016 Nissan Altima boosts style, sportiness and efficiency
New Bosch battery to double EV range by 2020
Video First Look: 2016 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350
Top News
VW chief Winterkorn steps down after emissions scandal
Volkswagen boss quits over diesel scandal
Volkswagen faces 34 federal lawsuits in emission scandal
Volkswagen hires BP oil spill lawyers to defend emissions cases
West Virginia engineer presented VW emissions findings a year ago
VW had previous run-in over ‘defeat devices’
FTC urged to investigate VW diesel advertising claims
VW scandal caused nearly 1m tonnes of extra pollution, analysis shows
Volkswagen test rigging follows a long auto industry pattern
VW recall scandal is a wake-up call for executives
Auto software in focus after Volkswagen flap
Diesel test report cites emissions gaps at other automakers
California will test six-cylinder diesel engines from VW’s Audi, Porsche
OEM/Vehicle News
NHTSA chief challenges automakers in wake of GM, VW cases
GMC preps ’16 Sierra Elevation edition with new infotainment system
Nissan gives Altima a midcycle jolt for 2016
‘Cadillac’ tax may result in deductibles on some UAW members
Industry/Dealer News
Volkswagen offers U.S. dealers financial assistance
VW, Fla. Dealership accused of deceiving diesel customers in lawsuit
Self-parking tech vs. drivers: Here’s who wins
International Automotive News
European lawmakers vote to speed tougher car emissions regime
Green group calls for EU-wide type approval body
German government denies it knew of diesel rigging technology
ACEA says no evidence Volkswagen scandal is industry-wide issue
Germany says cars remain pillar of economy despite VW crisis
German prosecutors investigate manipulation of VW emissions data
Chinese automakers MG, Great Wall, Qoros will use SUVs to challenge in Europe
Ad/Media/Marketing News
Volkswagen brand takes image hit as emissions scandal grows
Fiat had the best possible response to Pope Francis’s choice of car
Facebook’s Instant Articles are finally rolling out big time
A new app will pay you $11 a month to let it track every video you watch
Mobile skyrockets with 1B users, global reach expands
This new measurement tool shows Millennials are watching as much TV as ever
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