Today's News
Today's News: October 28, 2015
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KBB in the News
CNET: CNET on Cars: Top 5 things Volkswagen has to do next
Seeking Alpha: U.S. auto sales forecast shows consumers still in a buying mood
ConsumerAffairs: Volkswagen skids to a loss in the third quarter
Boston.com: Here are 9 new cars that don’t run on gas
Chatanooga Times Free Press: VW future, emissions fallout weighed in hearing
Zillow.com: Best fall buys: Big ticket items
Product Design & Development: Car sales expected to rise 12 percent in October
F&I Magazine: KBB predicts 12% increase in new-vehicle sales
KBB.com Editorial
2016 Audi A8 L 4.0T Sport boasts bolder look
Suzuki Mighty Deck Concept revealed
Suzuki Air Triser: Multifaceted mini-hauler concept
2015 Hyundai Azera Limited Quick Take
2016 Chevrolet Colorado Long-Term Introduction
OEM/Vehicle News
Ford recalls 129,000 SUVs to fix fuel leaks
Mini recalls 86,000 cars to fix power steering problems
VW sees 6.7 bln eur scandal provisions as tax-deductible
Volkswagen, hit by emissions scandal, posts its first loss in years
Ford posts highest-ever N.A. profit as global earnings double
FCA, hit by recalls, loses $330 million in 3rd quarter
UAW-GM workers to get larger signing bonus than FCA’s
Japanese auto makers ramp up battery, hydrogen plans
Mazda brings back the rotary engine with RX-Vision
Industry/Dealer News
Apple poaches another automotive technology expert for Project Titan
Meet the companies building self-driving cars for Google and Tesla (and maybe Apple)
Car owners can modify vehicle software: U.S. copyright authorities
This tiny gadget can make your old car much smarter
AutoNation buys 12 Texas stores in biggest purchase since 1999
NTSB: Tire recalls need overhaul
International Automotive News
EU member states far apart on engine tests despite VW scandal
Ghosn fights to preserve Renault-Nissan alliance through crisis
Irish retail sales up 8.6 percent year-on-year in September
Ad/Media/Marketing News
Uber is offering rides in a $1.1 million McLaren P1
Is artificial intelligence the future of email marketing?
Facebook defeats privacy lawsuit over user tracking
Video is truly everywhere, and ad buyers need to think beyond TV, desktop and mobile
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