DECEMBER 11, 2020

Lincoln Wins Owner-Satisfaction Race Among Luxury Brands

There was but a two-point spread among Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Cadillac, Infiniti, Porsche and Lincoln. “I’ve never seen it this close,” Chris Sutton, J.D. Power’s vice president-auto retailing.

Autoline Daily 2020: Top Industry News for Dec. 11

Ram TRX Is a Serious Off-Road Machine; Hyundai Buys Stake in Boston Dynamics; Cadillac Is #savingthemanual

Preparing for a 2nd Possible COVID-19 Lockdown

Regardless of a second shutdown, demand for cars isn’t expected to plummet the way it did back in spring. Furthermore, Americans’ falling appetite for airline travel and limited public transportation means people will continue to shop for cars and trucks.

Kia Slovakia Plant Upgraded to Build Gasoline Engines

Kia says it will build small-capacity, high-efficiency, hybrid-compatible gasoline engines on three engine production lines, with the fourth dedicated to the brand’s latest Smartstream 1.6L diesel 4-cyl.

Bosch Service Solutions Invests in Crash-Detection App Startup

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The Bosch Group subsidiary says its acquisition of a minority stake in Sfara will strengthen the companies’ existing partnership and achieve development of a complete smartphone-based accident-response service.

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