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Watch This Defective Takata Airbag Inflator Explode: Video
Takata airbags were used widely across the automotive market, and when the airbags were found to be defective, recalls from just about all automakers and several class action suits resulted.
ASA Webinar Wednesday Addresses Belt Slip
On June 19, the Automotive Service Association (ASA) hosted the newest installment in its Webinar Wednesday series.
Are We Programming Killer Cars? The Ethics of Autonomous Vehicles
Over the past several years, more and more autonomous features have been embedded in cars.
Mini Dealership Sues BMW Because It Had No Choice
Mini is not in the best shape in North America these days.
Uncertain Times for U.S. Auto Industry
A new Edmunds report says 2019 has been a year of contrasts for automakers as they struggle to find a new normal amid rising interest rates, waning demand, dramatic growth in the used market and uncertain government policies.
Ford Stresses Importance of Glass Repairs
In the recent issue of Ford’s On Target newsletter, aimed at Ford and Lincoln wholesalers and the collision repair industry, the automaker details the importance of “proper fixed glass repairs.”
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New Research Shows Rise in Average U.S. Vehicle Age
IHS Markit has released new research that shows the average age of light vehicles in operation (VIO) in the U.S. has risen again this year to 11.8 years.
Hyundai’s Exploding Sunroof Lawsuit Final Hearing to Be Had
A U.S. District Court of California judge has set the date for the settlement hearing for an ongoing legal battle between Billy Glenn and Hyundai.
Casting Call: Headline Your Own TV Series
Do you have what it takes to have your own show on the Discovery Channel’s "Motor Mondays"?
On the Lighter Side: 25 Ugly Cars That Should Have Never Left the Assembly Line
Written by Saundra Latham, Cheapism.comDesign might be subjective, but when it's time to drop thousands of dollars on a car, we want it to look good — or, at the very least, not eye-searingly bad.