Utah’s motorcycle filtering law takes effect Tuesday; review the rules
A new law going into effect on Tuesday allows motorcyclists to filter between stopped vehicles on multi-lane roadways under specific circumstances.
Judge approves $14.7B settlement for emissions scandal
A federal judge on Tuesday approved a pricey settlement between German automaker Volkswagen AG and U.S. regulators and customers for the emissions scandal that rocked the company last year.
Volkswagen to settle with U.S. after finding of criminal wrongdoing, according to report
Volkswagen AG is reportedly working toward a final settlement with the U.S. Justice Department after a finding of criminal wrongdoing in the emissions scandal.
Justice Department Sues Volkswagen Over False Emissions Data
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a civil complaint against Volkswagen on Monday in the scandal over false emissions data.
AAA study cites speeding, distractions in rising rate of teen driving deaths
Teen drivers in the United States were involved in nearly 14,000 fatal car crashes in the past five years, a number rising for the first time in a decade.
Volkswagen to pay $1.2B compensation to U.S. dealers
Volkswagen confirmed it has agreed to pay up to $1.2 billion to its 652 U.S. brand dealers as part of a $16.5 billion diesel emissions settlement.
Kia, Hyundai to recall 1.4M vehicles for potential engine problem
Korean automakers Kia and Hyundai recalled 1.4 million vehicles for a potentially dangerous engine defect, a move that could undermine consumer confidence in the brands amid already-sagging U.S. sales.
DeLorean Car Going Back Into Production
The famous Delorean car will soon be back in production and made on U.S. soil, the company CEO said.
Investors Sue Volkswagen In Emissions Scandal
A $3.7 billion lawsuit against Volkswagen AG says the company's failure to inform markets during its emissions scandal adversely affected its stock price.
Lamborghini unveils new Urus SUV
Lamborghini unveiled the company's new SUV, the Urus, at its headquarters in Sant'Agata, Italy, on Monday.
GM commits to 100 percent renewables
Michigan automaker General Motors said it set a goal of getting all of its power across its entire global sector of operations from renewable energy by 2050.
Tesla makes security fixes after Model S remotely hacked
Tesla has made a software update after Chinese security researchers said they successfully took control of a Model S sedan remotely in driving and parking situations.
Mitsubishi Admits To Cheating Fuel Economy Tests For 25 Years
Japanese automaker Mitsubishi Motors on Tuesday admitted that it has falsified some fuel consumption tests since 1991.
Fiat Chrysler Announces Recall Of 1.1M Vehicles For Automatic Transmission Glitch
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles on Friday announced a forthcoming recall of more than a million vehicles -- more than 800,000 in the United States -- due to a glitch with the automatic transmission that has led to more than 40 injuries, the company said.