Chinese Cars No Immediate Threat; Chevy's No. 1 Ad; Strong U.S. Sales

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FEBRUARY 2, 2017

Chinese Manufacturing Opposite What Expected; Time to End 50/50 JV

Pricey, well-appointed luxury cars may be what Chinese manufacturers start with here, while more reciprocity is needed between U.S. and China investment rules.

1-Day Technical Event: Find out what solutions are available to help you overcome challenges in developing, testing and validating electronic and mechatronic systems for ADAS, autonomous and electric vehicle applications at the dSPACE Tech Day event on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2017, in Novi, MI. This event is free-of-charge, but pre-registration is required.

Autoline Daily

Car Sales Nurse December Hangover, Tata Adds New Upscale Brand, First Look: 2017 Kia Niro Hybrid

Chevy Aims to Strike While Iron’s Hot

There’s good reason for optimism at GM’s bread-and-butter brand, which over the past 35 years consistently has dueled Ford as the No.1 make in the U.S.

Daimler CEO Expects NAFTA Free Trade Agreement Will Continue

Daimler expects the NAFTA free trade agreement will continue under new U.S. President Donald Trump, Daimler's chief executive told a news conference on Thursday.

U.S. Sales Start 2017 Relatively Strong in January

Midsize cars took a beating in January, with nearly every automaker recording double-digit losses in the segment

Nippon Steel Exec: Worries Over U.S. Protectionism "Growing Every Day"

Worries over U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist policies are "growing every day", a senior executive at Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal said, however, any impact on its U.S. steel exports would be limited.

Chevy Won’t Let Go of No.1 Ad Spot

The brand’s focus-group parody ad for the LEGO Batmobile is serving the company well.

Delphi Automotive Earnings Widely Beat Wall Street Estimates

Delphi Automotive Plc's fourth-quarter earnings widely beat Wall Street expectations, as the automotive supplier continued to benefit from automaker interest as it helps develop technology in the evolution toward self-driving vehicles.

Australians Get Last Crack at Locally Built Commodore

GM Holden says the ʼ17 Commodore is packed with technology and hints at what’s to come in 2018’s foreign-built next-generation model. GM Holden is ending 83 years of local production in October.

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