Fiat and Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne said Monday that the automakers will have the capacity to produce 6 million cars a year once they combine their forces.
Hidden Extra Cost of a Speeding Ticket
As Ash Canda drove in from New Jersey to Manhattan through the Lincoln Tunnel, he was stopped by a police officer for holding a mobile device in his hand.
“I was using my cell phone to find my way to my hotel room in the Times Square area,” said Cannda who was visiting the Big Apple with friends from San Francisco.
Although Canda wasn’t cited, he sat in the car for half an hour while the officer processed his out of state driver’s license.
Colorado drivers accuse out-of-state police of ‘license plate profiling’ and marijuana searches
There are increasing reports from drivers that they are being profiled when out of state, simply because of their Colorado license plates. After Colorado legalized recreational marijuana use, drivers from the Centennial State have claimed that while in other states they have been pulled over and their cars have been examined or searched for pot.
Volkswagen, SAIC and FAW to increase green vehicle cooperation in China
Volkswagen Group will cooperate more closely with its Chinese joint venture partners SAIC Motor Co. and First Automotive Works (FAW) Group in the field of forward-looking technologies, according to joint declarations signed in Berlin on Friday by Prof. Dr. Jochem Heizmann, Member of the Board of Management of Volkswagen AG with responsibility for China and President and CEO of Volkswagen Group China, with Chen Hong, President of SAIC Motor Co. Ltd., and with Xu Jianyi, Chairman of FAW Group.
Forty years of the Volkswagen Golf
After seven generations and sales of over 30 million, the iconic family hatchback is still going strong and is still setting the benchmark for other carmakers to meet.
