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Today's News: October 19, 2015
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KBB in the News
Associated Press (AP): Lawsuits could force VW to buy back cheating diesels
24/7 Wall St: Why is the Nissan Versa the cheapest car in America?
24/7 Wall St: Why does the McLaren P1 Coupe cost over $1 million?
Automotive News: A month into VW scandal, no sales meltdown
Automotive News: Why is Honda so bullish about the Civic?
Atlanta's National Public Radio (NPR): Georgia’s vehicle tax rules could soon change
TheWeatherSpace.com: Tesla unleashes Autopilot capabilities with 7.0 software update, plans to map
MyTechBits.com: Volkswagen’s United States chief blames emissions scandal on ‘individuals’
CelebCafe.org: Tesla pushes ‘Autopilot’ update: Model S can now drive itself
SeatingChair.com: VW admits 2016 cars have new ‘cheat’
SeatingChair.com: VW diesels software probed amid emissions scandal
NYC Today: General Motors finally announces 2016 Chevrolet Volt deliveries in January
KBB.com Editorial
Volvo outlines future electrification, small cars
Toyota FCV Plus Concept is on a power-sharing mission
Toyota Kikai Concept: Back to basics
2016 Ferrari F12tdf Speciale revealed
Rinspeed Etos Concept confirmed for CES
OEM/Vehicle News
GM discovers new ignition switch issue, recalling 3,300 vehicles: AP
EPA investigation into VW thickens: Another emissions control software found
Takata air bag problem widens to some 2015 GM vehicles
Porsche SE picks Poetsch to succeed Winterkorn as CEO
Is it the end of the road for the Dodge Viper?
Toyota goes car noir with Prius C Persona Series
BMW braves stench to power South Africa plant with manure
Industry/Dealer News
Everything we know as UAW workers prepare to vote
With so many jobs to fill, automakers and dealers need to entice young people
International Automotive News
French police search VW offices in emissions probe
Ford China venture to recall 220,000 vehicles- quality regulator
Jeep Cherokee production begins in China
Ad/Media Marketing News
Can Audi’s ‘progressive luxury’ positioning survive scandal?
Here are 6 new Snapchat stats that show why marketers want inside that walled garden
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