Intel joins the fully autonomous self driving craze and buys 15% of HERE, a digital mapping service owned by Audi, BMW, and Daimler. more
Honda is calling back about 350,000 vehicles in Japan made between 2002 and 2008 over defective Takata air bag inflators. more
The Japanese automaker is supposedly creating a three-seat, open-wheel, hybrid sports car concept inspired by the Lotus Seven. more
The Td6 diesel option will apparently be sold for $66,450 while the Sport SE is listed for just $64,950, not including the $995 destination and delivery fee. more
GM has decided to invest a whopping $1 billion in its Warren Technical Center campus in Michigan that should help add 2,600 new jobs to the current 19,000 employees at the technical center. more
Ford has launched a recall involving about Ford has launched a recall involving about 12,300 Ford F-150 vehicles made in 2015. more
The amount of deaths linked to faulty ignition switches in vehicles made by General Motors rose by three this week to 100 as Kenneth Feinberg and his office look to finish compensating victims by this summer. more
Takata feels that it will somehow return to profit this year thanks to high Asian and U.S. sales. more
Some car owners are resorting to freezing their keys to prevent their cars from being stolen. more
The Detroit automaker has filed a patent application to register "Buick Avenir" with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). more
Ford has decided to drop its heart attack-detecting seat project over recent advancements made in the world of wearable technology. more
Uber is hoping to introduce a new service in Germany by this summer that will let its taxi-hailing service operate legally in what the company considers to be Europe's biggest economy. more
Google has been awarded a new patent that shows an external airbag system in action that inflates if a car hits a pedestrian or another object, according to the patent filing. more
Tesla will offer hands-free steering for its Model S sedan in June. more
Car brands could be in trouble on two fronts: losing the race to offer autonomous vehicles and becoming shells for software similar to the phone handset industry. more
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