PHH Arval Announces Strategic Alliance with Syscan in Canada

Black Book Says Resale Values Could Rise Post Super Storm Sandy

TORRANCE, CA - After super storm Sandy, the used-car market is about to see changes that will slow down vehicle resale value depreciation and possibly even push up prices in some categories, according to Black Book’s Senior Analyst Ricky Beggs.

Hybrid Retention Closing the Gap Between Sister Gas Models

Hybrids are slowly increasing in the market. Black Book projects 2013 hybrid models to retain 50.4 percent of their original equipped retail price, while 2013 equivalent gas models are projected to retain 54 percent of their original equipped retail price.

Service King Acquires Body Shops in Northern Calif.

The company announces the acquisition of Car West Auto Body, which strengthens Service King's presence in the California market.

Navistar Pursues Natural Gas for MaxxForce 13 Engines

WARRENVILLE, IL - Navistar, Inc. signed a concept development agreement with Clean Air Power Ltd. to develop Navistar's MaxxForce 13 big bore engine to run on natural gas and clean diesel fuel for the North American market.

Navistar Launches eStar All-Electric Truck in 'Sustainable City'

PORTLAND, OR - Navistar, Inc. announced that Portland, Ore., will be the initial launch market for Navistar's eStar truck-the first full-production, purpose-built all-electric truck

Jasper, Telular Partnership to Improve Telematics Offerings

Telular Corporation, a global technology leader and provider of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions for commercial telematics and security, and Jasper, a global IoT service platform leader, are partnering to deliver IoT services to the commercial telematics market.

SEAT Celebrates 15 Years in Mexico, Reveals Ateca

SEAT commemorated the 15th anniversary of its installation in Mexico, a country that has become a key market in the Spanish brand’s strategy since 2001, with a celebration at the company’s headquarters in Puebla City, Mexico.

Toyota to End Australian Production in 2017

Toyota Motor Corporation will end Australian vehicle and engine production by the end of 2017 due to an "extremely competitive market" and strong Australian dollar, following recent exits by General Motors and Ford.