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BMW's top brass caught in electric divide
Mon, 19, Sep 2016Tesla envy among German luxury carmakers remains at a fever pitch, as Automotive News pointed out this month. Indeed, BMW's top executives will skip next week's Paris auto show to wrestle with how to react to the U.S. upstart.
Audi's quest for 'public prestige'
Mon, 19, Sep 2016Audi remains hungry. For all its gains, its U.S. sales are still running behind luxury's big three: BMW, Mercedes and Lexus.
Kate Fabian's tricky task at Genesis
Mon, 19, Sep 2016Kate Fabian knows she has a tricky task in challenging the established luxury brands, particularly the German ones, without slavishly copying their entire playbooks.
New Nexteer president offers stability
Mon, 19, Sep 2016Chinese-controlled Nexteer Automotive's management has undergone considerable churn.
Bigland may face charges in sales probe, report says
Mon, 12, Sep 2016Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' top North American sales executive, Reid Bigland, could face personal charges as part of the ongoing federal probe into whether the automaker fraudulently hyped its monthly sales, Bloomberg reported.
Retailer starts over after winning store back
Sun, 11, Sep 2016Colleen McDonald, 51, fought all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court before getting back Livonia (Mich.) Chrysler Jeep in July, after losing three dealerships during the General Motors and Chrysler bankruptcies. In this Q&A, she speaks about losing the stores, getting one back and resuming operations.
Katie Burke joins staff of Automotive News
Mon, 19, Sep 2016Katie Burke has joined Automotive News as a reporter covering Silicon Valley.
Cadillac boss De Nysschen to speak at World Congress
Mon, 12, Sep 2016Cadillac President Johan de Nysschen, who is aggressively setting a new course for the luxury brand, will speak at the Automotive News World Congress on Jan. 11.
Wagoner ouster no shock to him
Mon, 12, Sep 2016The firing of General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner seven years ago took many by surprise. But Wagoner's friend and adviser Jay Alix said Wagoner was keenly aware that he could be a casualty of a U.S. government rescue long before he lost his job in March 2009.
Grant-giving foundation funds the past's future
Sat, 03, Sep 2016The RPM Foundation provides scholarships to students looking to train as automotive and classic marine restorers via grants to technical schools, restoration shops, and other institutions.
Jeff Beck unleashes fiery riff against the driverless car
Mon, 29, Aug 2016As a pioneering rock 'n' roll guitarist, Jeff Beck has fearlessly pushed the limits of electric guitar and amplifier technology for more than half a century. But Beck, now 72, has little use for the latest boundary-pushing technology in the auto industry - autonomous cars.
