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The Renault-Nissan alliance expects to generate $6 billion in savings and synergies in 2018 by integrating more divisions and sharing resources better within the partnership, the companies said Friday.

Cox Automotive taps Mark O’Neil for a newly created COO position. The former president of DealerTrack will be in charge of Cox Automotive’s software, media, inventory and financial services groups.

Bank of America is making a big push into auto lending just as regulators are sending warning signals, losses from auto loans are rising, and rivals are growing more cautious after years of strong returns.

Google’s self-driving car team is expanding and hiring more people with automotive industry expertise, underscoring the company’s determination to move the division past the experimental stage.

Conway MacKenzie, a Michigan turnaround specialists, filed a countersuit against co-founder and former Chairman and CEO Van Conway.

The average fuel economy of new light vehicles sold in the U.S. in February held steady from the month earlier at 25.2 mpg, a University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute report said.

Volkswagen will pay employees a bonus for 2015, despite the scandal over defeat devices used to rig emissions tests in the United States, the company’s works council head said.

U.S. regulators are reopening a proposal to boost fuel efficiency of medium and heavy duty trucks through 2027, asking for additional public comments on the planned move.

The average amount financed and average monthly payment for new vehicles in the fourth quarter rose to their highest level since Experian Automotive began tracking the data in 2008, the company said today.

The top U.S. auto safety regulator said an expanded recall of Takata airbag inflators proposed by a key senator would not enhance public safety and complicate the process of replacing the equipment, the lawmaker revealed on Wednesday.