by crosbyru | May 24, 2019 | Automotive News
Nissan Motor Co. is looking to add a $41 million crash test facility to its suburban Detroit operations in a move that would create 25 jobs. The automaker’s North American unit is in the “final stages of internal review” for the potential project at... by crosbyru | May 22, 2019 | Automotive News
DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. unveiled its updated UAW-Ford Technical Training Center after a $35 million investment to train hourly manufacturing employees on skills from basic electrical training to Federal Aviation Administration licensing for drone operation.... by crosbyru | May 20, 2019 | Automotive News
Maven, the mobility brand operated by General Motors, is ceasing operations in several major U.S. markets. The brand will stop service in New York, Chicago and multiple other markets as part of a “shift in strategy,” a spokeswoman said Monday. Maven... by crosbyru | May 18, 2019 | Automotive News
Toyota Motor Corp. rebuked President Donald Trump’s declaration that imported cars threaten U.S. national security, signaling contentious talks are ahead for the White House and America’s key trading partners. In an unusually strong-worded statement, Japan’s largest... by crosbyru | May 16, 2019 | Automotive News
ATLANTA — Dietmar Exler is expected to step down as CEO of Mercedes-Benz USA, Automotive News has learned. Exler, 51, plans to leave the company and is scheduled to meet with his staff on Friday, a source briefed on the plan said. It’s not clear what... by crosbyru | May 14, 2019 | Automotive News
NHTSA, the nation’s top auto safety regulator, has opened an investigation to determine if a recall of almost 3,000 2015 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon pickups should be expanded to cover more recent complaints. In January 2016, General Motors recalled the... 
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