The EPA Called a 17-Year-Old Rule ‘Brand New’ So Congress Could Fast-Track Killing It. A Judge Wasn’t Buying It.
A federal judge in Washington spent part of her ruling this week accusing the EPA...
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A federal judge in Washington spent part of her ruling this week accusing the EPA...
That Fake Dealership Website Wants a Wire Transfer, and There’s a Legal Reason Why The...
Hyundai’s Home Market Just Cratered, But That’s Not the Number American Buyers Should Care About...
Amazon Autos Goes International in 2027, and Hyundai No Longer Has the Platform to Itself...
Ninety-two people in Richmond, Virginia woke up this week to the same discovery: a windshield...
Honda Already Told You It Was Coming for Supplier Costs. It Just Used Nicer Words....
Ford’s newest recall covers just 10,001 vehicles, a rounding error next to the 148,663 Mustangs...
Somewhere in a public works garage or a police evidence lot, there may soon be...
When we first reported on the Feeding Our Future case, a federal judge had just...
Banning a part and recalling a part sound like the same government action wearing two...
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Ford has already fixed this exact brake failure once. The fix covered two trucks. Now...
Stellantis idled its Mirafiori assembly plant in Turin for three days this week. If you’ve...
When Unifor and Stellantis sat down in Toronto on September 1 to open contract talks...
When a car dealership closes, most people assume the customers take the hit. Sometimes they...