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The continuing evolution of the modern automobile is arguably one of the most arousing and most significant developments in the tech world today. Continue reading The future of the modern car is actually digital
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Violating up is hard to do, but sometimes it’s for the better, especially when one party isn’t investing enough in the relationship.
To hear one analyst tell it, that’s more or less what happened to Adient (ADNT), the automotive interiors heavyweight that spun off from Johnson Controls (JCI) last fall, little more than a month after Johnson finished its merger with Tyco International. Continue reading The Flourishing Car Interior Company You ve Never Heard Of, Stock News – Stock Market Analysis
The number of Americans driving to work alone is on the rise, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. With the increase in drivers comes traffic, which means more time and money spent idling in cars. Some cities are better tooled to deal with the mass of drivers, managing to keep traffic delays and congestion to a minimum. Continue reading The nine worst U
By Kevin Harrison
Hyundai has a bit of a problem on its palms. It seems a lot of the time, its customers are compelled to make a harsh decision: do I buy the Tucson or the Santa Fe?
The latter usually seems to seal the deal with its larger (albeit not by much) dimensions matched usually generous discounts. Continue reading Test Drive: two thousand sixteen Hyundai Tucson Luxury AWD
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An St. Mary’s University student was grateful to police Tuesday morning after they located her stolen vehicle within a few hours. Continue reading Teenage – punk – arrested in Stone Oak carjacking, joyride begs police to let him go home – San Antonio Express-News
The fattest barrier to the adoption of self-driving cars will be legal issues, not the technology itself, according to a Delphi Automotive executive.
Jeff Owens, Chief Technology Officer and Executive Vice President at the Gillingham, U.K.-based supplier, expects the very first cars managed totally by computer technology on city streets within five years, but for the general public it could be ten years away. Continue reading Taxis may lead autonomous car wave in five years
