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A partnership between Jeep Girl Mafia, an all-women club for Jeep owners, and 4 Wheel Parts, a national chain of retail stores and service centers has brought the company thousands of new customers and given female Jeep owners a safe place to ask questions.
A U.S. Senate Committee on Finance probe into forced labor and environmental abuses in Brazilian supply chains includes companies that supply leather to seating giant Lear Corp.
Performance auto giant Ely Reeves Callaway III died July 11 after sustaining injuries in a fall. The Callaway Cars founder, whose company held a world speed record for more than 20 years, was 75.
Palantir's Foundry operating system and AI platform will leverage J.D. Power data to improve repair analytics, analyze battery health and generate intelligent alerts to help guide incentive strategies.
A better-than-expected second quarter and a debt restructuring deal for Carvana does not mean smooth roads ahead, analysts said.
A hailstorm damaged vehicles at a dealership in Davison, Mich., on Thursday
Consumer don't want features they won't use or that overlap with their smartphone offerings, but they will pay for those that clearly add value if they have a chance to try them, S&P Global Mobility's survey found.
Carvana reported a net loss of $105 million in the second quarter, an improvement from a loss of $439 million in the same period last year. The company also announced a new deal with note holders to reduce its debt by about $1.2 billion. Shares closed up 40 percent.
A former NHTSA administrator is criticizing an advertising campaign that aimed to portray autonomous driving as a solution for the high rates of deaths related to car crashes in the U.S.
An IIHS study found that larger, newer vehicles remain safest for their drivers, but they might increase danger to drivers of older, smaller vehicles in a collision. Midsize choices could offer the best of both worlds.
