BRUSSELS — EU consumers should be able to sue Volkswagen Group in their national courts if they have bought cars with emissions cheating devices installed, the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled Thursday. The verdict by the EU’s…
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Manheim adds 12 more sites for in-lane bidding
Manheim said Monday it is adding 12 more auction sites where it’s allowing dealers to bid in-lane, bringing its total to 17 such locations. The latest pilot locations include Manheim Denver, Manheim Nevada and Manheim Utah. While bidders are allowed…
Fiat Chrysler sticks by terms of PSA deal after report of dividend cut
MILAN — Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said the terms of its merger with PSA Group had not changed after a newspaper reported that it was looking to spin off assets to reduce a planned 5.5 billion euro ($ 6.2 billion) cash…
Subaru to switch to quarterly U.S. sales reports
Subaru of America, once a monthly sales streak darling as its U.S. volume rapidly expanded over the past decade, is switching to quarterly sales reporting. The automaker will report its June U.S. sales Wednesday, then switch its cadence going forward.…
GM seeks new U.S. judge in ongoing legal fight with FCA
DETROIT — General Motors on Friday asked a U.S. appeals court to allow it to continue pursuing its civil racketeering suit against rival Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, rejecting a lower court judge’s belittling of the complaint. The automaker’s filing with the…
Jaguar to test wireless charging of I-Pace taxi fleet
Jaguar Land Rover is teaming up with Oslo, Norway, Momentum Dynamics, an America company in Malvern, Pa., and others to test a wireless electric vehicle charging system that could eventually cut the cord out of the plug-in battery chargers in…