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Here’s Why the Apple Car Is Making Auto Executives Nervous

By Sam Frizell

General Motors Is Getting Sued For $10 Billion—Yes, $10 Billion

By Sam Frizell

Report: GM Could Have Prevented Deaths

By Sam Frizell

GM Apologizes After Sending Recall Notices to Victims' Families

By Sam Frizell
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GM Fined for Stalling

The automaker is getting hit by safety authorities for not responding to questions about ignition-switch defects that led to a massive recall

By Sam Frizell

Chrysler Recalls 870,000 SUVs Over Brake Defect

Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango SUVs may be at risk for brake corrosion, Chrysler said Wednesday, making it harder to stop

By Sam Frizell

Watch a Small Child Ruthlessly Bully Ricky Gervais in New Audi Ad

Luxury carmaker Audi has hired Ricky Gervais to plug its latest vehicle. The biting British comedian appears in a series of ads for the new 2015 Audi A3 sedan. In the main 60-second spot (below),...

By Victor Luckerson

GM Recalls Another 1.5M Cars

The total costs of the recall of over 3 million vehicles will add up to $300 million in first quarter, the car maker announces

By Sam Frizell

Honda Recalls 900,000 Minivans for Fire Risk

The recall will include 886,815 Honda Odyssey minivans in the United States from the 2005-2010 models years, and the car company said it plans to replace a fuel strainer linked to a fire risk free of charge

By Sam Frizell

Electric-Car Success Shocks Nissan

The Japanese car manufacturer, which has sold more than 100,000 units of its electric Leaf since its 2010 launch, says it may be able to sell more gas-free vehicles than it initially projected as more and countries embrace fossil-fuel alternatives

By Sam Frizell

Time for Some Tesla Problems in New Jersey

Elon Musk's electric car company is criticizing Gov. Chris Christie's administration and the state's motor vehicle commission for blocking automakers from selling cars directly to customers as Tesla does to cut down on costs to consumers

By David Winograd

American Cars Take a U-Turn on Reliability

Car owners in the U.S. reported an increase in problems with their vehicles for the first time in 15 years, a drop of 6% confidence that might be due to automakers' rush to improve fuel economy, according to a new survey

By Sam Frizell

Graco Recalls 3.7 Million Children's Car Seats

But company maintains its car seats do not pose a hazard

By Sam Frizell

Toyota Recalls 1.9 Million Prius Cars

The world's best-selling hybrid car has a software defect that could cause it to glitch out and stall while driving, and the car maker formerly plagued by spontaneous acceleration fears is taking no chances, recalling a majority of the Priuses ever made

By Sam Frizell

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General Motors Blames Polar Vortex For January Sales Slump

The company's U.S. sales were down 12 percent, thanks to extreme weather

By Sam Frizell

The Terrifying Video That Will Convince You Not to Buy a Small Car

Small vehicles have a lot of advantages over heavier cars and trucks: they're often cheaper and guzzle less fuel. But in terms of safety, prospective buyers may want to think twice. Many of the smallest...

By Matt Vella
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