"Just 25 years ago, the Detroit Three (then heralded as the Big Three) dominated the new vehicle market in the U.S., with a 75% sales share. All that has changed. The Detroit Three accounted for only 45% of 2018 new…
"Dear Acquisitions Editor, I helped my eleven bright kids with college expenses by writing historical romances for Doubleday's library editions as well as for Twin Circle of Los Angeles, the largest Catholic weekly in the country, a family humor column,…
By Sean Szymkowski / CNET After lengthy delays, in 2018 the US finalized regulations for electric cars and other quiet vehicles to emit a sound at speeds under 18.6 mph. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's updated proposal, however, may…
BOULDER, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A new report from Navigant Research analyzes the global bus market across electric powertrains, vehicle weight, vehicle type, and region, through 2030. The global medium and heavy duty bus market has been dominated by internal combustion engine vehicles. Yet…
By Chris Morris/Fortune For the first time in 12 years, General Motors has seen its workers—nearly 50,000 of them—walk off the job. It's a work action that could cost the company $50 million per day, according to Dan Levy, an analyst at Credit Suisse.…
The future of successful repairs for vehicles of the future lies in one phrase — sensors, sensors, sensors.
(Note: This article first ran on SearchAutoParts.com) By Krista McNamara/Content Channel Director, ABRN & Motor Age TROY, Mich. — There is a new model challenging the need for vehicle ownership. Ethan Wilson, senior government relations manager…
ASA, in conjunction with the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, provided shops an incredible learning opportunity focusing on the latest trends here Thursday, Sept. 12. during its 6th Annual Technology & Telematics Forum.
During the month of October, Autoworks in Kittery, Maine – an ASA member-shop – and more than 100 other Independent auto repair shops across the U.S. will be raising funds for a breast cancer vaccine.
By Keith Barry / Consumer Reports General Motors is recalling almost 3.5 million SUVs and pickup trucks because their brakes may suddenly become difficult to use, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The agency has been investigating…
