Classic muscle cars and high-end exotics were among the collection forfeited in a federal wire fraud case
Is a 42-month sentence severe enough for someone involved in a complex car dealership theft ring that used stolen identities?
Apparently, the watchers don’t like being watched
The lawsuit alleges GM’s CVT has a defective clutch regulator and valve body
Plaintiffs are seeking a jury trial as well as compensatory and punitive damages
States allege Credit Acceptance knowingly financed car buyers who couldn’t repay, then pursued collections and repossessions
A new Tesla lawsuit raises serious questions about unintended acceleration, braking, and what the car recorded before the crash
There’s no cap on the damages that the court could award workers affected by workplace discrimination at Tesla
Tesla has settled several lawsuits out of court before they reach a jury
Astor+Banks has halted Terra Scout watch orders after Scout Motors claimed the name conflicts with its automotive brand
A fatal Tesla crash raised questions about both Autopilot and driver attention, but a settlement means a jury won’t decide the case
The front camera sensor plays a crucial role in the operation of the Honda Sensing system
The state says a car wash made cancellation so confusing it broke Colorado’s auto-renewal law, and now it is paying up
A federal judge approved the deal, closing a long case over how the TN visa system was allegedly used at two Georgia plants
Prestige Imports is seeking at least $25 million from Polestar over its looming U.S. departure
Two recalls, 3,852 cars, and one manager who says he saw the half-shaft problem coming long before anyone acted on it
The two Mercedes-AMG owners say the metal seat logos got hot enough to leave second-degree burns shaped like the badge itself
Wichita’s Flock cameras are accused of creating warrantless vehicle-tracking records accessible to hundreds of law-enforcement agencies
