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Cars and Drivers

VW Keeps 23% Market Share in Europe

courtesy of Volkswagen of AmericaIn September, Volkswagen was the market share leader in the auto industry in European Union. It posted 23% of the market. As a contrast General Motors Co. (NYSE:…

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Douglas A. McIntyre
6:51am ET
Cars and Drivers

Tesla Starts to Disappear

Tesla cars are so much better than almost any cars produced on the planet that its stock price should not be down so much over the past quarter.

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Douglas A. McIntyre
5:58am ET
Special Report

10 Cheapest Cars in America

U.S. auto sales appear to be having a record year. With auto buyers encouraged by dealer discounts, inexpensive credit, and depressed gas prices, car and light-duty truck sales in September were up…

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Mike Sauter
2:09pm ET
Cars and Drivers

Brazilian Car Sales at 10-Year Low in September

courtesy of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NVThe Brazilian economy has been suffering for nearly a year now as the currency continues to depreciate, the country’s oil revenues collapse, and corruption charges keep battering…

Paul Ausick
6:42am ET
Cars and Drivers

Why Tesla Stock Is Finally Dying

Whatever Tesla's advantages today, they will be overcome by the long runway it has from being a novelty to being a real car company with sales into the hundreds of thousands per…

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:40am ET
Cars and Drivers

Could Volkswagen Go Bankrupt?

Is it absurd to think that the world's largest car company could to bankrupt? Not if its chairman said the current emissions scandal could ruin the company.

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Douglas A. McIntyre
6:43am ET
Cars and Drivers

Can Tesla Keeps Its $32 Billion Market Cap?

The Model X could be enough to keep Tesla's market cap at extraordinary levels, but it only has a few months to show it has the chance of becoming a mass market…

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:41am ET
Cars and Drivers

China May Be the Key to Volkswagen’s Future

While the emission scandal spreads from nation to nation, what happens in China is more important for Volkswagen than any other market in the world.

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Douglas A. McIntyre