Spyker Officially Bankrupt
Dutch builder of high-end bespoke sports cars Spyker has been officially declared bankrupt.
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Rosekind Confirmed as New Head of NHTSA
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has named a new head administrator.
Chrysler Group Changes Name to FCA US
Chrysler Group LLC is officially changing its name to FCA US LLC.
France Plans to Ditch Diesel
When it comes to vehicular fuels two giants come to mine: gasoline and diesel. The former is dominant on this side of the Atlantic while the latter is extremely popular in the old world. Despite this the French government has plans to slowly phase out diesel for use in passenger cars.
NHTSA Tells Chrysler to Speed Up Jeep Recall Fix
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is getting stern with Chrysler.
Arizona Sues GM For $3B Over Delayed Recalls
The State of Arizona has leveled a massive $3 billion lawsuit against General Motors, claiming the American car company hid safety defects from the public to avoid the cost of recalls.
Jaguar Land Rover Offers Improved Cell Phone Connectivity
Jaguar Land Rover announced its latest move in the ongoing fight to curb distracted driving today at the L.A. Auto Show.
GM Ignition-Switch Claims Deadline Extended
GM has pushed the deadline back for those looking to file claims under the faulty ignition-switch compensation program.
Ferrari Pays $2.8B in Spinoff
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) is poised to receive about $2.25 billion Euros ($2.8B) from Ferrari before the supercar maker separates from the group next year.
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