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Toyota Recalls 1.85 Million RAV4s: What To Know
The Toyota recall involves several years of the popular model for increased risk of fire.
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UAW, Ford Reach Tentative Deal As GM, Stellantis Strike Continues
UAW and Ford's proposed agreement must be approved by union membership but workers can return to before that.
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Car Prices Hold Steady So Far As UAW Strike Continues
Car prices are not likely to rise for several weeks should the strike continue, economist says.
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Auto Industry’s EV Transition Sparks Tension With Autoworkers
The Kiplinger Letter DoE announces $12 billion to support factory retrofits, which autoworkers fear may mean the end of numerous auto manufacturing jobs.
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Texas Imposes New Tax on Electric Vehicles
State Tax Texans who own or buy electric vehicles will see their registration costs jump. Here's what you need to know.
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Sellers Can Track Their Car Value, Get Instant Offers with New Carvana Tool
Company claims to provide users with instant car value and cash offers, using large dataset and new technology.
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Seven Automakers to Roll Out Massive EV Charger Network Next Year
At least 30,000 installations to be sited in urban areas and along highways.
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Car IQ Partners With Visa to Offer Vehicle Payment Technology
Users do not need to pull out their own wallets to pay for gas, parking and more.
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U.S. Pedestrian Fatalities at Highest Level Since 1981: Kiplinger Economic Forecasts
Economic Forecasts More than 7,500 U.S. pedestrians were killed in 2022. Large vehicles are a major factor in the growing statistic.
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