NHTSA dilemma: Speed Takata recalls?

As U.S. auto safety regulators mull an order to speed the Takata airbag recalls, they face a vexing problem: capacity.

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Oh, those crazy European road moments. “Planned...

Oh, those crazy European road moments. “Planned Accidents” - Yes, totally follow the arrow and ram into the guy going straight to your right. It will definitely get you to work faster in the morning.

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It’s funny because it’s not yours…

It’s funny because it’s not yours…

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Ghosn guns for global top 3

Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn remains confident that by 2018 his alliance will rank as one of the world's three largest automakers. He sees the alliance rising from its current No.

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Ford Flex scores well, but not on sales charts

The Ford Flex has a distinctive look, good reliability ratings and loyal owners. It's one of only two 2015 Ford nameplates recommended by Consumer Reports, and half of Flex buyers are new to Ford. But it was also the brand's slowest-selling U.

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Globetrotting Hachigo lands at the top of Honda

The consensus-driven leadership style of Honda CEO-designate Takahiro Hachigo could bring a sense of closure and cohesion to the automaker after a tumultuous era marred by economic crises, natural disasters and quality glitches.

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Nissan's big bet on America

Nearly two years ago, Carlos Ghosn bemoaned Nissan Motor Corp.'s lackluster performance in North America as his biggest "disappointment." Now, the CEO's fix-it man, Jose Munoz says the U.S. is a "powerhouse" again and the comeback is gaining speed.

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