Volvo XC60 Named 2018 World Car Of The Year
The Volvo XC60 was chosen from an initial entry list of 34 vehicles from all over the world.
Lear Refinances Credit Agreement
The new credit agreement consists of a $1.75 billion revolving credit facility and a $250 million term loan facility.
Allison Transmission Promotes G. Frederick Bohley To Treasurer
Raymond Posadas also has been appointed director of investor relations, reporting to Bohley (pictured).
Accuride Launches ProFinish Steel Wheel Refinishing Service
ProFinish will refinish all steel wheel makes with Accuride’s advanced Steel Armor coating that delivers corrosion protection and carries a 12-month warranty against rust damage.
AAMCO Franchise Celebrates Significant Growth And Operational Milestones In 2016
In addition to the brand’s expansion, last year, AAMCO launched a variety of new tools to help franchisees increase their revenue as well as monitor, analyze and manage their businesses.
Northwood University International Auto Show Announces 2016 Executive Panelists
The annual panel gives students a unique opportunity to learn from individuals within the business and gain a better understanding of what to expect when entering the workforce.
Peach State Truck Centers In Austell, Georgia, Receives Daimler Trucks Elite Support Certification
Peach State Truck Centers has Elite Support certified locations in Jefferson, Forest Park and McDonough, Georgia, as well as one in Birmingham, Alabama.
Replacement Fuel System Manufacturer Auteria Launches New US Website
Though new to the U.S., Auteria is an established fuel system replacement brand in Mexico. Auteria offers roughly 200 different part numbers for fitments popular in North America.
Johnson Controls Reports 2016 Fiscal Third Quarter Earnings
The company has tightened guidance to the higher end of the previous range and also announced the acceleration of the close of its merger with Tyco.
Volkswagen To Spend Up To $14.7B To Settle Allegations Of Cheating Emissions Tests And Deceiving Customers On 2-Liter Diesel Vehicles
The settlements require VW to spend up to $10 billion to buy back, terminate leases or modify affected 2-liter vehicles and compensate consumers, and spend $4.7 billion to mitigate pollution and make investments that support zero-emission vehicle technology.
