AUGUST 9, 2019

No Quick Resolution Seen to U.S., China Trade Spat

China’s demands for local partnerships and technology sharing over the years gave it economic and industrial footing, and for good reason it now feels it stands toe-to-toe with America.

Autoline Daily: Industry News

Toyota Supra Impressions, IIHS Crash Tests First Fuel Cell Vehicle, EVs Need Cleaner Electric Grid

See what Evan Lyall, CEO of Roush Enterprises calls the “epicenter of mobility.”
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EU-Mercosur Deal Offers European Auto, Parts Exporters Major New Markets

Given that last year the EU exported just 73,000 cars to Mercosur, representing 2.2% of the four South American countries’ total market, there is plenty of room for more export sales.

Wards 10 Best Engines Video Tribute from Ford

In celebrating 25 years of Wards 10 Best Engines, automakers were invited to submit videos focusing on powertrain challenges of the past and those lying ahead. This is the fourth of six videos that will post throughout the year.

Four Steps Car Dealers Can Take to Win, Keep Customers

A dealership that provides a seamless process and is seen as the customer's advocate rather than as an adversary will become their dealership.

California’s 40 Hydrogen Stations Push Toward Fuel-Cell Viability

FCV owners can road-trip from San Diego to Lake Tahoe with a reasonable expectation they will find hydrogen fuel. But are FCVs in competition with longer-range battery electrics?

2019 CAR Management Briefing Seminars

Photo Gallery
Beyond the keynote speeches and panel sessions, the Management Briefing Seminars hosted near Traverse City, MI, each August by the Center for Automotive Research is about socializing, often under the big yellow tent outside. Photos by Joe Wilssens Photography.

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