Autoline Daily

Head of VWA Abruptly Resigns, Ford C-Max on Last Leg, Volvo Wants EV Charging Harmonized

Taking Sides in European Parliament Dieselgate Probe

Belgian Socialist MEP Kathleen van Brempt argues the committee should be “shining a light on why the fraudulent software installed in Volkswagen diesel vehicles was detected by United States authorities and not by those responsible in the EU.”

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Cadillac Takes Dare to Top of Ad Rankings

The luxury automaker captures attention with a spot featuring noted rule-breakers.

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Study Says Ride Sharing Poses No Threat to Car Sales

Eighty percent of respondents say owning or leasing a vehicle provides a sense of freedom.

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Pacifica Offers Sub-$30,000 Starting Price

Chrysler says the all-new Pacifica minivan will carry a starting price of $28,595, with the range-topping model starting at $42,495. The ’17 model goes on sale this spring.

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Autonomous Cars Need Million-Mile Reliability

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Cars used 22 hours a day could rack up at least 233,000 miles a year in city driving and much more in highway driving.

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Wards 10 Best Engines

Ongoing coverage of the 2016 10 Best Engines winners, including January's award ceremony.

VWA CEO Horn Makes Exit

The automaker says the departure is the result of mutual agreement, though it seems likely there was friction over the game plan to rebuild the VW brand in the U.S. following slumping sales and a still-unresolved diesel-emissions scandal.

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Upcoming U.K. Fleet Expo Biggest Yet, Organizers Say

Organizer Jerry Ramsdale says the event will include activities for fleet managers that will more than justify taking a day out of the office. There will be test drives of some of the latest alternatively fueled vehicles, as well as conventionally powered models.

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