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Today's News: July 21, 2016
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KBB in the News
CNBC: Musk sees Tesla’s future: Trucks, transit and solar in a push to sustainability
TheStreet: Volkswagen’s switch to electric and hybrids from diesel faces risk of consumer resistance
U.S. News & World Report: Trucks with the best residual value
U.S. News & World Report: SUVs with the best residual value
Computerworld: Elon Musk’s ‘master plan: part deux’ – what you need to know
Consumer Affairs: In the wake of the VW scandal, diesel may be finished
The Detroit News: Lawsuits say VW leaders knew about emission cheating
MLive: Tesla master plan calls for electric pickup, compact SUV and even a semi truck
SFGate: A ‘Tesla Semi’? Elon Musk’s Tesla master plan is trucking awesome
The Christian Science Monitor: Volkswagen profits soar. Will ‘Dieselgate’ woes be short-lived?
OpenBay.com: How to sell your car in 8 steps
Cool Material: The only 5 new cars you should consider buying
KBB.com Editorial
2017 Audi Q7: Video Review and Road Test
OEM/Vehicle News
GM’s Q2 earnings set record, outlook raised
GM recalls about 308K Impalas for air bags
Tesla master plan calls for pickups, more SUVs – and more non-auto ventures
Tesla and Uber have more in common than you might think
Industry/Dealer News
The Apple car’s ship date target has slipped to 2021, report claims
SoftBank is designing an emotional car to make your drives home less lonely
Old people ride in Google’s self-driving cars for the first time
Vehicle advancements can trigger more calls for roadside help, AAA says
Answer Financial launches Streetwise Drivers Club telematics-based mobile app
International Automotive News
GM will cut costs in Europe to offset any Brexit expenses
Opel CEO warns of tough second half after Brexit vote
Ad/Media/Marketing News
Mini will ‘defy labels’ including ‘Muslim’ and ‘immigrant’ during Olympics
Zipcar is offering Pokemon Go players free rides in Boston
New study says people are more likely to buy from brands that use virtual reality
Industry tries to figure out whether China just banned ad-blocking
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