By TOM KRISHER and AMY FORLITI
The families of two Wisconsin teenagers killed in a car crash involving a faulty General Motors ignition switch have dropped their lawsuit against the company and are seeking a settlement with the automaker.
Monthly Archives: September 2014
GM says China sales this year to top 3.1 million
By Fu Ting in Shanghai
General Motors expects its sales in China this year to top 3.1 million vehicles and sees no impact on business from an anti-monopoly probe of the industry, the president of the automaker’s China unit said Wednesday.
Buying a Car on the Last Day of the Month Is a Bad Idea
Jerry Kronenberg
Everyone knows the best time to buy new cars is the end of the month, when salespeople are struggling to meet their quotas, right?
Wrong, an analysis of millions of 2012-13 U.S. auto sales has found.
Efacec introducing small “semi-fast” 24 kW DC charger
Efacec will be presenting a new DC charger at eCarTec 2014 in Munich this October. The new 24 kW QC24S is targeted at the semi-fast charging of any CCS car, such as those from VW, BMW, Daimler, or GM. A CHAdeMO version will also be launched near the end of this year.
The point where you might want to buy Tesla shares
By Lawrence Lewitinn
This has been a great year for Tesla. But is the run over for the luxury carmaker?
Since hitting a peak on Sept.4, shares in the electric car company are down 11 percent. But year-to-date Tesla is up an astounding 66 percent.
