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Today's News: April 29, 2016
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The New York Times: The Chrysler 200, symbol of a comeback, slowly fades away
Bloomberg: Mitsubishi Motors relies on truck-loving Thais as crisis deepens
24/7 Wall St: Cars so hot they’re out of stock
24/7 Wall St: Automakers look forward to record April sales
Autoblog: Minivans could be key to Google-FCA self-driving partnership
The Detroit News: Fields: Ford making long-range EV to rival GM, Tesla
The Detroit News: Experts: Fiat Chrysler, Google deal makes sense
Detroit Free Press: Ford CEO confirms plans for long-range electric car
MLive.com: Reports: Fiat Chrysler and Google could partner on self-driving cars
WardsAuto: How mobile is changing the way we buy cars
Autoproyecto: Las Latinas saben más a la hora de comprar un auto
NerdWallet.com: Compare the costs: Buying a new car vs. used
ExtremeTech.com: Why automaker cheating threatens the self-driving car
Examiner.com: Hyundai Sonata sedan continues to haul in honors for 2016
The Windsor Star: Pacifica minivan focus of FCA-Google talks to build self-driving cars: Reports
Brit.co: 7 insider tips you should know before buying your first car
FleetOwner.com: Are you willing to pay more for connected vehicle technologies?
AutoWorldNews.com: Fiat Chrysler, Google talk partnership on self-driving car project
OEM/Vehicle News
VW eyes new partners; not talking with Google, Apple
Ford’s Tesla Model 3 competitor could be called the ‘Model E’
Rolls-Royce’s $400,000 Dawn convertible is a big, beautiful street schooner
The many luxury cars of this year’s Beijing auto show
Industry/Dealer News
Chinese tech firms charge into electric cars
International Automotive News
GM ‘optimistic’ on continued China growth
Daimler announces 463.3 million pounds investment in Hungary plant
French probe highlights gap between real-world and lab test emissions
Ad/Media/Marketing News
Jaguar Land Rover saves time with item-tracking integration
Google image, text ads see more click-throughs, higher costs
Snapchatters are now watching 10 billion videos every day
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