Exclusive: A Chinese supplier has been tied to fake airbag parts that exploded and killed five people driving used cars wsj.com/business/autos/count…
NHTSA published a 6k+ page PDF it received as part of one of its investigations and redacted everything. Good stuff. static.nhtsa.gov/odi/inv/201…
mitsu said: we couldn't confirm if biz info was in our docs, so we're saying all of it is and will let you know if some of it isn't. unclear if nhtsa ever pressed mitsu, because 6 years on, all i see is the fully redacted letter: static.nhtsa.gov/odi/inv/201… static.nhtsa.gov/odi/inv/201…
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Exclusive: Jeep-maker Stellantis told U.S. dealers in an email Tuesday that tariffs will put its brands at a competitive disadvantage to competitors that import from Japan, South Korea and Europe. wsj.com/livecoverage/trump-t…
nhtsa is providing records on a rolling basis for an old foia request i made and every month it's just a confidentiality request from a particular OEM and NHTSA's response granting that request. several months of this now, it's great
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Stellantis introduced a new bonus program for dealers this month that pays $ if they hit a sales target, but it has an unusual twist: the program is structured so the bonus is tied to how many cars are shipped to their store. wsj.com/business/autos/stell…
fiat brand sold less cars in the U.S. than rolls royce in april, per industry data. does anyone know if there is a fiat-only storefront in the U.S., i've poked around periodically for a long while and still do not know
not the least bit surprising but in fy23 nhtsa was the slowest on average among the transportation department's agencies to respond to simple foia requests
NHTSA (it seems) proactively sought a public version of this document, albeit redacted. Unclear if it's wholly redacted, or in part, as it's never been published. No idea why.



