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VW Updates the Tiguan, Arrest Warrants Issued for VW Employees, Takata Files for Bankruptcy

WardsAuto Trend Report: ADAS Crosses Segments; 4-Cylinder Engines Advance

A new WardsAuto special report details the rapid changes taking place in the U.S. auto market in the use of safety technology, luxury equipment and powertrains.

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Hyundai Designer Talks Differentiation, Downside of Globalization

To progress, Hyundai’s models must be more distinctive, the Korean brand’s lead designer says, bemoaning a world where vehicles are too similar.

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ZF CEO Still Concerned About Trump; TRW Signs to Disappear

Stefan Sommer says consequences for auto industry will be dire if U.S. imposes taxes on imports. Also, two years after ZF acquired TRW for $12.4 billion, the two company logos no longer will share space on buildings.

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ZF Technology at Global Press Event

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ZF hosted journalists from around the world in Bratislava, Slovakia, to learn about newest technologies designed to save fuel, meet emissions regulations, reduce weight, boost prospects for electric vehicles and display the feasibility of self-driving cars.

WardsAuto Flashback – June 2017

More Coal Fallout; Ford's Huge Backlog; Kaiser Ragtop Delay; Tucker Goes Conventional; Makers Shun Dealer Bill; Chevy Torque-Drive; Toyota Hybrid; GM Reorganizes; V-8 Resurgence; Saturn Expansion

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Survey Finds Regional Flavor to Consumer Tech Tastes

Creature comforts such as sunroofs were at the top of the list of technologies survey respondents said they would be willing to pay for.

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Mazda Plans to Expand Russia-Built Product Lineup

The Vladivostok plant produces Mazda6 sedans and CX-5 CUVs, and the Japanese automaker intends to add models it currently sells in the Russian market, according to Jorg Schreiber, head of Mazda Motor Rus, the company’s Russian subsidiary.

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