Why dealers are now selling used cars with 150,000 miles – or more
More and more, older, very-high-mileage used vehicles are being offered by the nation’s auto dealers.
KAR focus on online car auctions after sale of ADESA U.S.
KAR Global CEO Peter Kelly is banking on using the money made on the sale of ADESA U.S. to Carvana to amplify the compnay’s online auction offerings.
One of Toyoda's ‘Seven Samurai' is recreating Aisin
Toyota Group megasupplier Aisin is grappling with how and when to shift to a new lineup of electrified products. Profits made from today’s internal-combustion vehicles will lead to investment in EV products.
The IRS dropped its demand to upload selfies, so why is Florida still requiring them?
The IRS might have backed down earlier this year on plans to require taxpayers to send selfies for online access to their tax records, but Florida and other states still require it to get unemployment benefits. That worries digital privacy advocates.
Oshkosh envisions work trucks that don't have to be driven
A new partnership between specialty vehicle manufacturer Oshkosh, which makes U.S. Postal Service vehicles, and tech provider Robotic Research is exploring the use of automated vehicles on repeatable routes in neighborhoods.