How Much of Your Car Is Really Made in The USA?
A helpful document from the US government now offers a clear look at just how “American-made” the cars for sale in the country really are. Known as the American Automotive Labeling Act (AALA) list, this document provides details on five key aspects.
Virginia to Require Some Drivers to Install Speed Limit Devices
Virginia is poised to make history as the first state in the nation to mandate speed-limiting devices for certain drivers with a heavy foot.
San Francisco’s New Speed Camera Fines Scaled by a Driver’s Income Are Fast Approaching
San Francisco activated its new network of speed cameras last Thursday to become California’s first city to use the traffic law-enforcement method. The cameras, which begin with a two-month trial serving warnings instead of fines, will distribute penalties to drivers via mail—but the notice one person receives could look significantly different from another’s.
Volvo Cars Brings Back Veteran CEO to Tackle Tariffs, Mounting Industry Challenges
Volvo Cars has brought back former CEO Hakan Samuelsson to head the company for the next two years at a turbulent time marked by mounting tariff pressures, replacing Jim Rowan who has run the group since 2022. "The car industry is under pressure from many directions," Samuelsson said in a statement.
Which Car Brands Will Be Impacted Most by Trump’s 25% Auto Tariffs?
General Motors, one of the so-called Big Three automakers, along with Stellantis and Ford, is widely expected to be the most exposed to the forthcoming auto tariffs. Stellantis, whose brands include Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge and Ram, among others makes between 73%-75% of vehicles for sale in the U.S. stateside.
