Selasa, 20 Oktober 2015

GM appoints outside lawyers to top litigation, federal oversight posts

General Motors appointed two more outsiders to top leadership posts within its legal department, after last year's firing of several high-ranking lawyers implicated in the company's ignition switch scandal.

Acura, Cadillac fall the most in Consumer Reports' Reliability Survey

New transmission systems designed to boost fuel economy and infotainment proved troublesome for the auto industry this year, with Acura and Cadillac taking the biggest falls in Consumer Reports' 2015 Annual Auto Reliability Survey.

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Fiat Chrysler to end Viper production in 2017, labor deal says

GM plans to be pickier about vehicle segments

Autotrader inflated vehicle views, New York dealership group's lawsuit says

With so many jobs to fill, automakers and dealers need to entice young people

Unlike rivals, GM sidesteps stampede to Silicon Valley

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How BMW helped Volvo choose it U.S. plant location

BMW played a key role in getting Volvo to choose South Carolina as the location for its first U.S. plant. And, a pretty well-known aerospace giant also helped.

THE VW DIESEL CRISIS

VW diesel owners in U.S. face lost value and uncertainty

As the resale value of their diesel cars drops, U.S. Volkswagen owners are stuck, unwilling to sell their vehicles at a loss but lacking information on what fixes may be in store.

Ferrari's shares won't come cheap or easily as expected IPO price rises

Demand could outstrip supply on Ferrari's initial public stock offering later today, and the shares may price at the top of an indicated range of $48-52 per share, people close to the matter said.