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Today's News: July 22, 2016
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KBB in the News
Bloomberg: Anxiety-free electric car journeys are goal of U.S. loan program
CNBC: Execution still an open question after new Tesla master plan
Fortune: Elon Musk’s master plan draws fans and skeptics alike
Forbes: McLaren Automotive is becoming a major force in the exotic car market
Auto Remarketing: Vehicle volume still pumps through auction lanes
The Detroit News: Tesla master plan fails to impress investors, analysts
SiliconBeat.com: Tesla’s new master plan stirs little excitement
The Vindicator: GM posts significant increase in earnings, plans for more Takata impact
Used Car News: Consumers pay little attention to Takata recall
Gas2.org: Federal loan guarantees will promote nationwide EV charging facilities
Auto Credit Express: A lower loan to value ratio helps you get approved
Security Week: How connected cars are driving greater security concerns
KBB.com Editorial
2017 Toyota 4Runner TRD Off-Road/Off-Road Premium Models Bow
2018 VW Midsize SUV First Look
Kia Adds Models Supporting Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
OEM/Vehicle News
308,000 Chevrolet Impalas recalled for faulty airbags
GM CEO: Drivers needed in first self-driving car tests
Volvo cars plans a self-driving auto by 2021
Lexus no-haggle pricing sends some buyers fleeing, but most stay
Why GM’s record earnings will be tough to repeat
Industry/Dealer News
Google, 3D printing keep Ford’s ex-CEO Alan Mulally on the forefront
International Automotive News
Volkswagen halts sales of most vehicles in South Korea ahead of ministry review
GM, Isuzu end pickup truck tie-up in Asia; GM eyes more upscale market
BMW may open electric car battery factory in Thailand
PSA wins Iran production deal for Citroen brand
Ad/Media/Marketing News
IPG’s UM retains BMW’s $300 million U.S. media account
Survey of creatives finds a major gap in how advertisers and brands use data
Snapchat wants to show you ads based on what’s in your images
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