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Today's News: March 3, 2016

KBB in the News

USA TODAY: Get ready for a world of hackable cars

Fortune: Should you worry about your car being hacked?

The Street: 10 cars that won’t turn into money pits by 2021

Financial Times: New line of defence leaves Volkswagen pleading ignorance

Autoblog: Motorists are unaware that cars have become hacking targets

GOBankingRates: 7 mistakes to avoid when buying a car in Dallas

ExaminerGazette.com: Ford says Texas truck sales robust despite low oil prices

TechNewsWorld: Google car stubs toe

KBB.com Editorial

In Memoriam: Models Passing from the automotive scene

2017 Audi Q2: One to wish for

2017 Morgan EV3 powers up

Pininfarina H2 Speed Concept: On the fast track to tomorrow

Italdesign GTZero Concept is clean and cool

2016 Infiniti Q50 Red Sport 400 First Review: Seeing Red

2017 Porsche Boxster: A joy ride and more details

Kelley Blue Book Hot Car Report Analysis

“Despite a declining shopper interest in the full-size car market, the Chevrolet Impala continues to impress the KBB.com audience,” said Dhara Mehta, senior analyst for Kelley Blue Book Strategic Insights. “A winner in its category for Kelley Blue Book’s 2016 5-Year Cost to Own Awards, the Chevrolet Impala offers a bang for its buck, with its massively spacious and luxury-like interior at an affordable Fair Purchase Price…”

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)

Top News

Volkswagen: We thought scandal wouldn’t cost much

Volkswagen top executives were briefed on emissions

VW says 2014 diesel warnings did not get CEO’s attention

VW says old memo told Winterkorn of emissions irregularities

OEM/Vehicle News

VW names new U.S. sales chief

2016 Toyota Prius generates excitement at the gas pump

Industry/Dealer News

Coming soon – Tesla safety in the humble jalopy?