Deadly Tesla Crash Could Hurt Sentiment On Driverless Cars
It was the crash the auto industry knew was coming but still feared.
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It was the crash the auto industry knew was coming but still feared.
Owners will get $12,500 to $44,000, depending on the model, age, mileage and options on their car.
Lawyers say it's the largest auto-related consumer class-action settlement in U.S. history.
The investigation was closed after Fiat Chrysler agreed to recall 1.1 million vehicles.
Owners would get $1,000 to $7,000 depending on their cars' age, with an average payment of $5,000.
Fiat Chrysler is adding 13,000 Maseratis to a recall of vehicles with confusing gear shifters like one in the SUV that crushed and killed Star Trek actor Anton Yelchin.
The company says a combination of low battery voltage and parking the cars with the wheels turned can confuse the steering control computer.
By next week, Fiat Chrysler plans to stop producing new vehicles in North America with the most dangerous type of Takata air bag inflators.
As many as 200,000 people are expected to line Gratiot's curb and median with lawn chairs and blankets this Saturday.
Kia is recalling about 98,000 minivans in cold-weather states for a second time because some suspension parts can rust.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says it has received 135 complaints about the problem.
The rest of the company's North American plants will close for maintenance and machine retooling for two weeks in July.
At least 12 children have died so far this year after they were left in hot cars.
The new version, called the Model S 60, starts at $66,000.
The $3.6 million project is expected to create up to 150 jobs.