virtually all diesel cars emitted far more toxic fumes than in official laboratory based tests
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Frankfurt Auto Show May Perform Last Rites For Diesel
automakers to obtain exemptions to deploy up to 25,000 vehicles without meeting existing auto safety standards
responding to automakers' calls for elimination of legal barriers to putting autonomous vehicles on the road
Fiat Chrysler maintains the vehicles do not contain a defect and comply with federal safety requirements.
VW used software to cheat U.S. diesel emission tests highlighted the laxness of the EU's own tests prompting reforms.
"Ford owners could quickly end up in an emergency situation on a busy roadway, stranded with a flat tire and no way to change it."
Lug nuts can become swollen and near impossible to remove with a standard lug wrench, according to a complaint filed by Hagens Berman
VW has acknowledged it installed software that deactivated pollution controls on more than 11 million diesel vehicles sold worldwide
Lug nut plaintiffs are represented by Hagens Berman
Audi board to meet on Monday to reshuffle management
How a dangerous Takata air bag made its way into a used car
Old GM has suddenly been thrust into the legal battle over responsibility for the worst safety scandal in the automaker's history.
Nearly 1,000 people are killed annually in the rear seats of U.S. passenger vehicles because they do not buckle up
Takata argued for a six-month stay of the lawsuits, Porsche is already implementing a recall of its diesels
Who Will Pay for Takata's Future Victims?
"This is what GM bargained for" - Steve Berman
Ford Mondeo to be checked for cheat device by German transport watchdog, Nissan recalling 52,016 Titan pickups in US, Canada
Uber Knowingly Leased Unsafe Hondas To Drivers: Report
