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Toyota is going all in on Ann Arbor, Mich., as a global test site for connected cars to gather data for research into autonomous driving and safety applications.

Almost two-thirds of dealers think they’re under regulators’ scrutiny, but just 37 percent provide comprehensive compliance training to all of their employees, a survey found.

Delphi Automotive has won an appeal with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and can be considered a British company, the automotive supplier said in a filing with U.S. securities regulators today.

In view of Volkswagen’s emissions-rigging scandal it’s amazingly tone-deaf and irresponsible that the automaker’s top management had to be prodded by unions into accepting a major cut in their bonuses.

Lawyers for plaintiffs suing GM over injuries and deaths blamed on faulty ignitions switches plan to forge ahead with further trials this year despite promising recent developments for the company.

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Akebono Brake has named former Mahle Behr executive Wilm Uhlenbecker as its U.S. CEO, replacing interim CEO Kanji Miyajima. Uhlenbecker was president of air conditioning and engine cooling supplier Mahle Behr America Inc.

Volkswagen may make significant cuts to bonuses for senior managers, people familiar with the matter told Reuters, in an attempt to resolve an internal dispute over executive pay following the diesel emissions scandal at the German carmaker.

Something astounding happened in Detroit today at the SAE world congress. It took a panel on EVs an hour and 53 minutes to finally mention the ‘T’ word. The “T’ word: Tesla.

Major carmakers want U.S. auto insurance companies to help persuade millions of American car owners to get recalled vehicles fixed.