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Subaru Asks Judge to Dismiss Class Action Suit
Subaru of America Inc. (Subaru) recently requested the class action lawsuit, originally filed by Christine Powell against the auto manufacturer for allegedly defective windshields, be dismissed for failing to state a claim and lack of jurisdiction.
Tractable Secures $25M in Funding, CEO Shares Grand Vision for Collision Repair Industry
Tractable, an A.I. photo estimating company, announced Feb. 27 it raised $25 million to expand into new markets and enhance research and development initiatives on its software.
Insurers Win Again---Mostly---in Antitrust Lawsuits Filed by Body Shops
A federal appellate court threw out most of the claims by automotive body shops in Indiana, Utah and Mississippi alleging major insurers violated anti-trust laws and engaged in anticompetitive practices by steering policyholders to “approved” shops.
On the Lighter Side: Al Capone’s Bulletproof Cadillac Could Be Yours for $1 Million
Written by Simon Lindley, Just Collecting NewsA bulletproof Cadillac once owned by the infamous gangster Al Capone has gone up for sale in the U.S., with a price tag of $1 million.
U.S. Lawmakers, Trial Lawyers Clash Over Self-Driving Rules
Independent Retailers are the Most Common Sales Channel for Specialty Automotive Parts
Independent retailers in the automotive aftermarket remain the most used sales channel for getting parts to consumers, according to the new SEMA Industry Perspectives Report, the latest resource for SEMA members to gain insight on the health of the industry on a wide range of business metrics.
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Ford to Offer All-Electric Transit; U.S.-Made, Zero-Emissions Van to Join All-Electric Mustang Mach-E and F-150 in Lineup
The best-selling cargo van in the world---Ford Transit---is going digital, with an all-electric version coming for the 2022 model year.
GM Reveals New Ultium Batteries and a Flexible Global Platform to Rapidly Grow its EV Portfolio
Starting March 4, General Motors Co. is gathering hundreds of employees, dealers, investors, analysts, media and policymakers to share details of its strategy to grow the company’s electric vehicle (EV) sales quickly, efficiently and profitably.
General Motors’ $20 Billion EV Plan Starts by Abandoning Trump’s Emissions Rollback
The End of the Dodge Grand Caravan Minivan is the End of an Era
On May 22, Fiat Chrysler will cease production of its Dodge Grand Caravan minivan. The Grand Caravan first made its appearance 35 years ago, in 1985.