Ford F-Series Hit by Pandemic Sales Slowdown

» Posted July 29, 2020 • Resources

So much for “Built Ford Tough.” The American carmaker’s well-known truck model has not fared well during the coronavirus-induced economic slowdown.

Self-Driving Cars Will Not Stop Crashes, Insurance Group Says

» Posted July 27, 2020 • Resources

Many people are still trying to get used to the idea of a world in which streets are flooded with cars that have no one behind the wheel. Still, one of the most common arguments in favor of driverless vehicles is that they would actually reduce the risk of an accident by cutting down on human error. A new study shows that may be true, but going autonomous will not make car crashes a thing of the past.

SUVs Kill More Pedestrians Than Other Cars: Study

» Posted July 24, 2020 • Resources

Sport utility vehicles are often considered to be safer for drivers and passengers, simply because the sheer size of these cars provides an extra layer of protection for anyone inside. But SUVs pose a monster threat to pedestrians, according to a new study.

Volkswagen Chief Out After ID3 Slowdowns

» Posted July 22, 2020 • Resources

Volkswagen is struggling out of the gate to make good on an ambitious plan to roll out a fleet of new electric models. The slowdown has already cost one of the company’s top executives his job.

Toyota Discontinues Yaris Amid Slumping Sales

» Posted July 20, 2020 • Resources

Toyota’s full line of vehicles is set to get bigger, at least based on the average size of the cars that the Japanese company offers for sale.

Tesla Sales Spike Unexpectedly in Second Quarter

» Posted July 17, 2020 • Resources

The economic slowdown sept across the country by the coronavirus pandemic did not lay a finger on Elon Musk and folks at Tesla. The luxury electric car manufacturer shipped some 90,000 vehicles during the second quarter, significantly outpacing expectations from Wall Street. The strong performance came as car makers like Ford, General Motors, Toyota and Fiat Chrysler saw sales sink by 30 percent over the three month period that ended in June.

Chrysler Kills the Dodge Journey

» Posted July 15, 2020 • Resources

The Dodge Journey has hit the end of the road. Fiat Chrysler recently announced that it is killing the sport utility vehicle model after more than a decade of production and mostly mediocre reviews. The SUV that looks like a caravan and comes with a relatively cheap price tag had not changed much since its inception in 2008, which some observers said was part of the vehicle’s problem.

Door Problem Forces Ford to Call Back 2.1 Million Cars

» Posted July 13, 2020 • Resources

It is safe to say that car doors that can open unexpectedly while vehicles are moving pose something of a safety hazard. Ford Motor Co. is hoping that the third time is a charm, as the company issues yet another recall to try to fix that very problem on some 2.1 million cars.

Volvo Recalls More Than 2 Million Vehicles for Seat Belt Defect

» Posted July 10, 2020 • Resources

Volvo Cars recently announced the brand’s largest-ever recall, calling back some 2.1 million vehicles because of a wiring issue that could affect seat belts.

Toyota Recalls More Than 260,000 Prius Cars

» Posted July 8, 2020 • Resources

Whether you are driving a Pinto or a Prius, the last thing you want is for the vehicle to stall on the road unexpectedly. That is a recipe for disaster for not only the vehicle’s driver and passenger but also anyone else who happens to be in the vicinity at the time.

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Ford F-Series Hit by Pandemic Sales Slowdown

Self-Driving Cars Will Not Stop Crashes, Insurance Group Says

SUVs Kill More Pedestrians Than Other Cars: Study

Volkswagen Chief Out After ID3 Slowdowns

Toyota Discontinues Yaris Amid Slumping Sales

Tesla Sales Spike Unexpectedly in Second Quarter

Chrysler Kills the Dodge Journey

Door Problem Forces Ford to Call Back 2.1 Million Cars

Volvo Recalls More Than 2 Million Vehicles for Seat Belt Defect

Toyota Recalls More Than 260,000 Prius Cars

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