So who won the Chrysler-NHTSA recall fight?

Now that Chrysler Group has agreed to inspect and modify as many as 1.56 million older-model Jeep SUVs at the request of federal regulators, one inevitable question remains. Who won?... Read More »

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Jury's out on hands-free

As Apple squares off with Microsoft to determine which will become the dominant operating system for in-vehicle infotainment programs, there is another factor to consider.... Read More »

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• Welcome mat
• Chrysler-NHTSA dispute could shake industry
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A special award to Bob Lutz

It's so nice that we have Bob Lutz around to psychoanalyze our industry's leaders.... Read More »

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• Bravo to Chrysler's quality chief
• 'Too dependent on technology'
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• Not so much as a fare-thee-well