(October 29, 2015) FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. — Hyundai marked a monumental milestone this week, selling its 10 millionth vehicle in the United States. Having started in 1986 with a single nameplate, reaching 10 million sales is a significant achievement that showcases the success of Hyundai’s continually expanding lineup.
(October 27, 2015) WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. — While satisfaction with the auto insurance claims process is lower among Gen Y — also known as “Millennials”— claimants than among their older counterparts, their satisfaction is improving, according to the J.D. Power 2015 U.S. Auto Claims Satisfaction Study released today.
By Christopher A. Sawyer
(October 25, 2015) — Automotive industry research companies IntelliChoice and AutoPacific have announced the winners of the 2015 Motorist Choice Awards. Winning vehicles came from 13 different brands and 10 different manufacturers. Toyota had the most wins and General Motors dominated in the truck segments.
(October 23, 2015) SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Car shopping destination Edmunds.com forecasts that 1,424,568 new cars and trucks will be sold in the U.S. in October for an estimated Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate (SAAR) of 17.8 million. The projected sales will be a one percent decrease from September 2015, but an 11.5 percent increase from October 2014. Edmunds projects that the sales volume and SAAR will be the biggest for an October since 2001.
(October 22, 2015) IRVINE, Calif. — Kelley Blue Book, kbb.com, today reported that average auction prices, along with new-car shopping activity on KBB.com, for Volkswagen diesel vehicles have declined four weeks after the diesel emissions issue was announced.
(October 20, 2015) WASHINGTON — The national average price for regular unleaded gasoline has fallen for 10 consecutive days, reaching Monday's price of $2.26 per gallon. The new average is a low unseen since February 2015, and represents a savings of 55 cents per gallon compared to the 2015 peak price of $2.80 on June 15, AAA reported Monday. 
(October 19, 2015) BLOOMINGTON, Ill. — In observance of National Teen Driver Safety Week, State Farm has released the results of a recent survey of young drivers ages 16-19. The focus of the survey was to learn more about their attitudes and behaviors when it comes to distracted driving. The survey revealed that nearly all teens, over 90 percent, say they understand texting while driving is distracting, yet 44 percent say they do it. 
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