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One last drive for the Murphy Auto Museum this summer – NBC Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

One last drive for the Murphy Auto Museum this summer – NBC Los Angeles

The Murphy Auto Museum in Oxnard is putting the breaks on it's operations for good beginning July 7.

German car makers 'do not have to fear Chinese competition': Lindner - Vimarsana News

German car makers 'do not have to fear Chinese competition': Lindner

German cars are “the best in the world” and the country’s carmakers do not have to fear competition from China, German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said.

Source: cnbc.com
Carlos Ghosn says he would face fair trial in France, suggests timing of arrest warrant 'suspicious' - Vimarsana News

Carlos Ghosn says he would face fair trial in France, suggests timing of arrest warrant 'suspicious'

Carlos Ghosn says he would face fair trial in France, suggests timing of arrest warrant 'suspicious' : Rashtra News #Carlos #Ghosn #face #fair #trial #France #suggests #timing #arrest #warrant #suspicious Carlos Ghosn, former Nissan chief executive officer, is in an ongoing legal battle amid allegations of financial misconduct.Bloomberg | Getty ImagesCarlos Ghosn has said he

Why Hawaii is becoming a leader in U.S. EV adoption - Vimarsana News

Why Hawaii is becoming a leader in U.S. EV adoption

As the move to all-electric vehicles is occurring more slowly than many expected in the U.S., a growing leader in EV adoption is Hawaii.

Source: cnbc.com
Ford stock can go higher by taking a page of out Detroit rival GM's playbook - Vimarsana News

Ford stock can go higher by taking a page of out Detroit rival GM's playbook

Ford needs to close the gap with General Motors. Here's how we think Ford can do it.

Source: cnbc.com