Automotive News - Big Three Look for Help on Capitol Hill
Big Three Look for Help on Capitol Hill
U.S. automakers were on Capitol Hill today looking for help to develop alternatives of gasoline powered vehicles.
Gas Prices Hold at Just Under $3 a Gallon
Gasoline prices are holding at just under $3 a gallon throughout most of the country but may be trending down soon, according to the newly released Lundberg Survey.
Congress Considers “Right to Repair” Bill
Legislation pending in Congress would require automakers to provide more information to independent car-repair shops who are increasingly hard-pressed to diagnose and repair problems because of proprietary systems installed by manufacturers.
GM Pitch: Buyers Get Cheap Gas
GM is trying to grab the attention of buyers in Florida and California with a new, simple pitch that rival carmakers soon may be forced to follow: cheaper gas.
Gas Prices Holding Steady
The good news is that the Memorial Day start of the summer driving season did not drive up gasoline prices.
Survey: Outlaw Cell Phone Use While Driving
Most people would support a state law that makes it illegal to use a cell phone while driving, according to a new University of Michigan study.
Hybrid Sales Slow, Automakers Worried
Slowing sales of several gasoline-electric hybrid vehicles have automakers worried. Honda is on the verge of cutting production of its hybrid Accord and perhaps discontinuing the ground breaking Insight, the first hybrid sold in the U.S.
