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Used vehicles depreciated a very moderate -1.3% across all segments during June. However, the Midsize Pickups category saw very limited depreciation, with just a -0.7% monthly change for model years 2007-2011. The difference in depreciation is even m

DEARBORN, MI – The Ford F-150 has been named winner of the 2013 Light-Duty Challenge by the editors of PickupTrucks.com and Popular Mechanics Magazine. “In our performance-oriented competitive events, the Ford half-ton was dominating,” says Mar

The 2014 BMW 4 series coupe unveiled by Pursuitist. The BMW 4 Series coupe is not far from reality. BMW has released details and new images of the coupe, which will arrive in showrooms later this summer. The BMW 4 Series coupe is larger (and slightly

According to SearchAutoParts, it takes a village to run a shop. Shortly after starting AC Auto Service Center in Winston-Salem, N.C., Guarino knew he had to change for both he and his shop to survive. In search of answers, he began attending trade co

How many airbags are enough, from Cars.com. Vehicle safety has come a long way since Volvo first introduced the three-point seatbelt in cars way back in 1959. Recently, we’ve all come to rely on safety features like antilock brakes, traction an

For the second time in succession, Audi has won the Le Mans 24 Hours with a hybrid race car and quattro drive, thus continuing its unique success story at the world’s most important endurance race. Victory was clinched by Loïc Duval (F), Tom Krist

5 tips to improve your body shop website, according to Stratosphere Studio. As a digital marketing agency that specializes in auto body shop marketing, we’ve studied countless body shop websites over the years. In our research, we’ve discovered t

HUNTSVILLE, AL – LINE-X Protective Coatings, the nation’s leading developer and provider of high performance protective coatings now celebrating its 20th anniversary, today announced the strategic purchase of leading automotive aftermarke

NHTSA meets with Chrysler critics, according to The Detroit News. Washington — The head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will meet next month with two critics of Chrysler Group LLC’s handling of fire risks in 2.7 million Jeep