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Knight Law Group: Appeals Court Agrees Ford Committed Fraud
The Second Court of Appeals in Los Angeles on Sept. 22 agreed with a lower court ruling that Ford committed fraud and acted with malice by deliberately concealing known defects in its 6.0-liter diesel engines.
Merging Technology, Claims & Usage-Based Insurance
Since its introduction to the world, insurance telematics technology has been closely linked to the advancement and adoption of usage-based insurance (UBI), and with good reason. UBI simply wouldn’t exist without telematics, but the knife doesn’t cut both ways.
Virtual AAPEX Experience Announces Lineup of Technical and Management Training
At no cost to attendees, the Virtual AAPEX Experience is offering technical and management training on the top issues, challenges and opportunities facing automotive service and repair professionals.
Karma Automotive Announces First All-Electrtic Vehicle, New GS Series Name
Karma Automotive announced Sept. 22 it will be introducing a new name for a family of vehicles in 2021, the GS Series.
Tesla Driver Caught Sleeping While Going 93 MPH on Autopilot
Tesla's Autopilot feature is not meant to be used on its own and instead requires a driver to always be present and alert behind the wheel.
Though Still at High Level, Record Wholesale Price Streak Appears to be Ending
The streak of record wholesale vehicle prices looks like it might stop at three months.
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Nikola Motors Loses Founder Trevor Milton Amid SEC and DOJ Probe
It appears Nikola is facing a very steep hill ahead, with reports indicating founder Trevor Milton has departed from the company, effective immediately.
Toyota Soy Wiring Class Action Lawsuit Resurrected
A Toyota soy wiring class action lawsuit is partly alive on appeal after a district court dismissed the case in 2018.
Tesla Dominated Q2 U.S. Automotive Exports, Data Says
Data is showing Tesla held a considerable share of the U.S. automotive exports during the second quarter of 2020, with 35.4% of the total car exports during the three-month span coming from the electric automaker.
Commercial Fleet Sales Fall 16.8% in August
Commercial fleet sales from nine manufacturers totaled 57,571 in August, representing a 16.8% overall decrease compared to the same time last year, following a 6.3% drop from the previous month.