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Cadillac to Unveil First Electric Car in April, It Will be a Midsize Electric Crossover
According to the latest news, Cadillac's president Steve Carlisle told dealers on Monday that the brand's first electric model will be presented in April.
Metromile, an Early Usage-Based Auto Insurer, Offering its Technology as a Claims Tool
Now that most major carriers are selling usage-based car insurance, one of the pioneers in that sector is selling its technology to other carriers as a claims management tool.
Subaru Windshield Class Action Lawsuit Continues
15 new plaintiffs have been added to a class action lawsuit that was originally filed by Christine Powell against Subaru.
Registration Now Open for The Auto Care Association's 2020 Paint, Body and Equipment Specialists Conference
The Auto Care Association today announced registration is now open for its 2020 Paint, Body and Equipment Specialists (PBES) Conference.
Available Now: March 2020 Digital Editions of Autobody News
Did you know you can read all five regional editions of Autobody News before they appear in print?
Plug In America Will Fix the No. 1 EV Adoption Hurdle: Car Dealers
Plug in America, a group that advocates for electric vehicles in the US, has announced a nationwide campaign to train car dealers how to sell electric cars.
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Recall Search Tool Flags Millions of Open Safety Recalls, Including Takata Airbags
More than 257 million vehicles have now been processed through a search tool aimed at creating greater consumer awareness of auto recalls.
Owning an Electric Car Is More Expensive Than a Gas-Powered Vehicle
Researchers find electric vehicle owners overall pay about 8% more over a 5-year period.
Consumer Reports Investigates Vehicles With Advanced Safety Systems
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are becoming the norm when it comes to new automotive options for consumers, as safety has become a mainstream factor.
On the Lighter Side: Ford Is Turning McDonald's Coffee Waste Into Car Parts
Written by Chris Bruce, Motor 1Future Ford vehicles will come with some McDonald's coffee – at least in the models' components.