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- The i3 is Definitely a BMW - Honda Unveils MC-β in Tokyo - Yamaha MOTIV.e - PSA Out Head Hunting - Nissan Shuffles Its Execs - Ron Burgundy Disses the Durango - VW Puts Money Where Its Mouth Is - First Look – Ram ProMaster

- Best of Both Worlds - Garmin’s 3D Nav System - Autoline This Week Preview - Lux-SUV and Car Buyers like AFVs - Is Porsche Losing Its Way?

- 2015 Subaru WRX - Mercedes Concept GLA45 AMG - Kia Introduces 1st Rear-Drive Sedan - Hyundai Introduces Fuel Cell Santa Fe - Honda’s Wild FCEV Concept - VW Twin Up! Eye-Popping MPG’s

- Porsche Unveils Macan - Chevy’s All-New Mid-Size Pickup - Cadillac ELR - Jaguar Pulls Wraps Off F-TYPE Coupe - New Ford Edge Concept - Audi A3 Gets 4G LTE

- Hyundai Reviews - European Car Sales Up - Daimler Takes Stake in BAIC - New Honda Turbo VTECs - New 2015 MINI Cooper Hardtop - Cadillac CTS Design Walkaround

- Green with NV - Honda Device to Help Stroke Victims - Honda’s Next-Gen UNI-CUB - Hyundai’s “Game Changer” - A Corny Story - Talk about Run-Flats - You Said It!

- Infiniti Developing New EV - DOJ Expects More Supplier Fines - Special-Edition Fiat 500 - 2015 Legacy Concept - Barn Find Revealed - Autoline This Week Preview

- Diesel Gains Traction in U.S. - VW Reveals Electric Golf - All-New Ford Subcompact Ka - Chevy’s Personal Touch - The Democratization of Luxury

- Meet the New Lincoln MKC - Nissan Expands In Mexico - Chrysler Develops New CNG Tanks - Black Is Worth More than Green - You Said It!

- Chrysler Management Changes - Tooling Shortage? - Honda Reveals New Fuel Cell - Mercedes Develops New Inline Engine - Ford Spotlights Engines at SEMA - Kia Soul EV Details - Subaru Teases 2015 WRX - Lexus to Unveil New CT in China - Bosch Bifuel Technology

- Trouble in EV Land - N.A. Production Up - Bye-Bye Mulally - Caddy Needs Another Decade - Cadillac Teams with Saks 5th Ave. - Nissan BladeGlider - Will Chevy Offer a Mid-Engine ‘Vette?

- Tesla Under Fire - Focus ST Attracts Young Buyers - Reuss Wants a Wagon - Mopar and SEMA - UAW Nominates Next Leader - Autoline This Week Preview

- Tesla Takes it on the Chin - Reuss’s X-MAS Shopping List - Big Change at Ford Design - Forte Gets a Boost - What the Hail is That? - You Said It!

- The GAAP in Tesla’s Earnings - Toyota’s Mountain of Money - Cadillac’s New Marketing Chief - Reuss Wants New HHR - U.S. Government Tests Car Sharing - Update from SEMA in Las Vegas

- GM Needs Captive Finance - Nissan Sings the Blues… - …As Mitsubishi Joins the Chorus - More Toyotas at Tokyo - JCI’S Shoebox Battery - Bosch’s Mild Hybrid System

- U.S. Car Sales Up Again - Nissan Shuffles the Deck - A Clunker of a Jobs Program - Lexus Concepts for Tokyo - 2014 Jeep Cherokee Design

Daimler’s Chief Financial Officer said the company would like to cooperate more with Tesla. A new quality survey shows that Chinese automakers are catching up with the rest of the auto industry. The new Nissan Rogue has a unique feature on its muffler in an effort to improve aerodynamics. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about what’s being done to protect connected cars from...

The 2014 Nissan Rogue is the first vehicle in the company’s line-up that uses its new Common Module Family architecture. Tesla and Panasonic announce a deal to expand their partnership for another four years. Scion unveils the modified cars it will show off at next week’s SEMA show. All that and more, plus KPMG explains how automakers are coping with increased demand.

We take a look at quarterly earnings from General Motors, Volkswagen, Chrysler and Honda. Ford reveals the specs for the upcoming 1.0L 3-cylinder powered Fiesta. Chrysler unveils some of the cars it will have at this year’s SEMA show in Las Vegas. All that and more, plus a look at the all-new Mazda3.

According to data collected, Google’s autonomous car drives better than humans. Some analysts say that VW’s modular platform will not save the automaker as much money as it expected. In the years to come Ford would like to reduce its 1,300 suppliers down to 750. All that and more, plus host John McElroy responds to your questions and comments in the newest edition of You Said It!

Toyota is in the lead to be the number one global automaker this year. Suppliers to General Motors are up in arms over the way the company recently dictated new terms and conditions on their contracts. And speaking of the General, it looks like the company will adopt a modular approach with its platforms, similar to Volkswagen’s strategy. All that and more, plus a look at how Cadillac engineers tr...

Eight U.S. states sign a memorandum of understanding to help spur the sales of electric and other zero emission vehicles. VW’s CEO of China says the German automaker will not be selling EVs in the country. Honda shows off the new 2014 Civic Coupe that will make its debut at next month’s SEMA show. All that and more, plus how the industry is going down to the molecular level to come up with lighter...

Ford, Daimler and Hyundai posted strong earnings in the third quarter. And speaking of Hyundai, the company just released a couple of renderings of the new Genesis that’s set to debut next year. One company has created a motorcycle helmet that features a heads-up display. All that and more, plus Design Handbook’s Jim Hall explains why big wheels are one of the secrets of proportion.

Peugeot is considering ending its alliance with GM. Ford is idling its Michigan Assembly Plant for two weeks due to rising inventories of the Focus and C-Max. Mazda will reveal a CNG version of the Mazda3 at next month’s Tokyo Motor Show. All that and more, plus a look at why bigger wheels can cost you a lot of money.

Ford is significantly changing the way it conducts cost accounting for developing new vehicles. Car sales in emerging markets could lead to the industry producing 100 million new vehicles annually by the end of the decade. Aston Martin’s CEO says you won’t see a hybrid in any of its vehicles anytime soon. All that and more, plus a look at Ram Trucks new 6.4L HEMI engine.