Today's News
Today's News: October 16, 2015
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KBB in the News
WIRED: These are the greenest cars you can buy. Alas, no diesels
Bloomberg: Why you should invest in a ‘60s-era Porsche 911 Targa, right now
Bloomberg View: Drivers still like VW
TIME: Here are the 10 best Volkswagen diesel alternatives
Financial Times: Volkswagen scandal is rooted in technology shortcomings
Kiplinger: What to do if you own a VW diesel
The Orange County Register: Toyota, Chevy, Honda lead finalists for KBB Best Buy Awards
Tech Times: Volkswagen’s 2016 diesel models have suspect software
Tech Insider: You can now power a house with solar energy for less than the price of a car
Dealer Marketing Magazine: Solve the mystery of big data by asking the right questions
SFist.com: Tesla releases self-driving car software, still requires hands on the wheel
AutoCreditExpress.com: Fuel efficient alternatives to VW TDIs
PDDNet.com: Top 10 new cars of October
KBB.com Editorial
OEM/Vehicle News
Tesla’s new Autopilot feature: The reviews are in
Lawyers accuse GM of violating DOJ consent agreement
Volkswagen appoints Santelmann head of finance arm
VW hires Daimler’s compliance chief to manage diesel scandal
Fiat Chrysler’s proposed labor deal could kill the Dodge Viper in 2017
Hit by recall, Aston Martin’s losses triple in 2014
Ferrari IPO oversubscribed ahead of New York listing, report says
Volvo: It’s time for electric cars to enter the mainstream
Industry/Dealer News
Japan fund on $10 billion quest to discover the next Elon Musk
New auto group formed to prevent cyberattacks
Katie Couric, Michelin join on teen driver safety
International Automotive News
Italian police search Lamborghini’s headquarters: source
VW’s group sales fall 1.5% in September as Russia, Brazil plunge
European car sales rise nearly 10% on incentives, economic recovery
Nissan will stay out of Europe’s growing minicar segment
Ad/Media Marketing News
Hispanic consumers continue to grow in importance
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