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Today's News: June 13, 2016
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KBB in the News
10 best new-car deals for June 2016 by KBB.com
Telemundo “Un Nuevo Dia”: Aseguran que las latinas son las que más saben de carros
CBS News: 5 small SUVs that might tempt you away from a sedan
NerdWallet: At car dealers, ‘certified pre-owned’ is the new used
GOBankingRates: How haggling is saving me hundreds of dollars a year
The San Francisco Chronicle: Tesla’s Bay Area real estate empire keeps growing
Vindy.com: Mexico-built Cruzes to be sold in U.S. to meet demand
iTechPost.com: 2016 Honda Civic Coupe review: Is it one of the safest cars to drive?
iTechPost.com: 2016 Ford Fusion review: Satisfying for a respectable midsize sedan
KBB.com Editorial
2017 Ford Fusion Sport ups torque output to class-leading 380 lb-ft
Tesla launches more-affordable 2017 Model S 60 and 60D variants
2017 BMW 330i/340i xDrive GT: New names net new engines and more
2016 Buick Envision First Review
This Week in Car Buying: Leasing at record levels
KBB.com Awards and 10 Best Lists
2017 Fiat 124 Spider First Review and Pricing
Top News
Tesla revises customer nondisclosure agreements
Tesla, NHTSA come to terms over NDA
Tesla denies Model S suspension safety issue, says not being investigated by regulator
Elon Musk suggests complaints about the Model S may have been fabricated
OEM/Vehicle News
Daimler to unveil long-distance electric car in October
Industry/Dealer News
Harvard MBA with new ideas changed auto retailing
U-M professors know wonders, risks of self-driving cars
Mulally among 2016 Automotive Hall of Fame inductees
International Automotive News
Germany needs emissions-free car fleet by 2030, deputy economy minister says
Subcompact sales set to peak in Europe this year before SUVs cause decline
Ad/Media/Marketing News
PHD wins Volkswagen Group Global Media
ANA chairman Tony Pace defends transparency report
Mobile will account for 49pc of internet advertising by 2020: PwC
Microsoft is buying LinkedIn for $26.2 billion
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