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Today's News: September 24, 2015

KBB in the News

Mashable: Volkswagen CEO resigns amid emissions scandal

The Washington Post: Volkswagen CEO quits amid emissions cheating scandal

National Public Radio (NPR): Kelley Blue Book’s Karl Brauer describes how VW was known as a fun to drive, well-engineered vehicle

Forbes: 2017 Ford F-250 Super Duty: Ford’s all-new big truck goes high tech

TIME: 10 great things to do with $10,000 now

CNNMoney: Volkswagen emission scandal could dent car prices

NBC News: Dealers, customers left in lurch by Volkswagen scandal

CNBC “Nightly Business Report”: Kelley Blue Book’s Jack Nerad explains the implications of VW’s emissions controversy

CNBC World “Euro Closing Bell” (Part 1): Matt DeLorenzo of Kelley Blue Book discusses Martin Winterkorn’s resignation and the future of VW

CNBC World “Euro Closing Bell” (Part 2): Matt DeLorenzo of Kelley Blue Book discusses Martin Winterkorn’s resignation and the future of VW

MediaPost: Volkswagen’s brand, reputation, existence at stake?

Auto Remarketing: VW CEO resigns, maintains no knowledge of diesel deceit

CBS (WWJ-AM) Detroit, Mich.: Kelley Blue Book’s Jack Nerad comments on Winterkorn’s resignation from Volkswagen

Art of Gears: VW’s CEO Martin Winterkorn officially quits saying fresh start needed

The Orange County Register: Future of diesel: It’s full speed ahead for automakers, despite VW scandal

BusinessFinanceNews: Volkswagen AG (ADR) US position in danger after diesel scandal

KBB.com Editorial

2016 Buick Cascada to start at $33,990

Jaguar's Big Move: XE and F-Pace poised to fuel sales

2016 McLaren 650S adds features, holds price

Video First Look: 2016 Range Rover TD6 Diesel

Kelley Blue Book Hot Car Report Analysis

“SUVs are in full swing on Kelley Blue Book’s KBB.com. Rightfully so, as this segment has seen the largest growth in share this year, along with the launch of game changer entrants like the Jeep Renegade and the Honda HR-V,” said Dhara Mehta, senior analyst for Kelley Blue Book Strategic Insights.

For the full report and commentary, visit http://mediaroom.kbb.com/hot-car-report.

(Please note: Past Hot Car Reports are available by clicking the ‘Archives’ link)

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Volkswagen cars in Europe affected by tainted software

Two rating agencies may downgrade VW

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