0:28 Germany Could Lose Elite Status
1:13 Audi Slapped with Large Diesel Fine
1:37 Ford Gains Market Share in Europe
2:13 Ford Introduces New SUV for China
3:19 SKODA Names All-New European Hatchback
3:54 China’s NIO Exceeds Expectations
4:13 Short Sellers Go After Aston Martin
4:39 Merrill Lynch Bets on Ferrari
5:33 Honda Tests V2X in Ohio
0:33 Waze Expands Carpool Service
1:04 Waymo Logs 10 Million Miles
1:26 A 1,000 Mile Per Hour Car!?
2:22 Ford Fusions Dominate Talladega
2:53 Epic Battle at IMSA Race
3:39 Torrance Wins 4th NHRA Race in A Row
4:33 Ford Edge ST Fuel Economy Story
0:28 NHTSA OKs Adaptive Beam Headlights
1:02 Full Tesla EV Credit Still Available…For Now
2:15 Volvo S60/V60 Impressions
4:01 Rinspeed Shows Off microSNAP
5:06 GM Using 3D Printers on Factory Floor
Automakers are starting to introduce new technology in their factories that is making working safer, faster and more productive. Technology such as drones, 3D printing, co-bots and exoskeletons. On Autoline This Week, Dan Grieshaber, the Global Director of Manufacturing Integration at General Motors, explains how today’s factory workers are at the forefront of a new industrial revolution.
Today’s show was taped in the mountains of Utah. Join us for a deep dive into the 2019 Ford Edge ST!
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01:21 – Ed Krenz, Chief Functional Engineer, Ford 21:51 – Cristina Aquino, Marketing Manager, Ford Edge 40:10 – Nik Miles & John McElroy’s thoughts on the 2019 Ford Edge ST
PANEL: - Nik Miles, OurAutoExpert.com - John McElroy, Autoline.tv
0:32 VW Makes Management Changes
1:03 NHTSA Scolds Tesla Over Safety Claims
2:14 All-New 4-Cylinder Silverado Details
3:04 Jaguar I-PACE Sounds Like It’s from Space
4:20 BMW Takes Controlling Stake in China JV
5:02 Ford’s Intersection Priority Management
0:30 NHTSA Considers AV Pilot Program
1:19 GM Harnesses Wind Power at Several Plants
2:19 New Mercedes S-Class Plug-In
2:54 Ford to Start Using Parts Made Out of Graphene
4:31 Bosch Launches Electric Van Sharing Service
4:53 Ford Develops Electric Vans for DHL
0:26 BMW Says Batteries Will Always Be Expensive
1:25 Luxury Brands Struggling in China
2:09 Ford Revamps Its Advertising
3:05 Jeep to Make Renegade PHEV
3:30 Even Bugatti is Considering an SUV
4:06 Toyota Helps Promote Wheelchair Moto Cross
5:01 Trump to Give Thumbs Up to E-15
5:34 Fiat 124 Spider Has Highest Inventory
0:27 Tesla Tops NHTSA Safety List
1:11 Ford Reorganization Likely to Lead to Layoffs
1:57 Mercedes Makes Big Battery Investment
2:48 Formula 1 Racing Results
3:22 NASCAR Racing Results
3:37 NHRA Top Fuel Racing Results
3:56 Income Breakdown of New Car Buyers
4:46 The Kind of Women Who Drive Muscle Cars
The used car segment is red hot right now. But will the good times continue to roll or is the market building towards a bubble? On this show we dive into why used cars are selling so well right now and the problems that could derail the momentum. We also discuss the impact of certified used cars, subscription services, as well as the growth of ride sharing and the move to mobility services.
PANEL: Mike Kane, Ally; George Glassman, Glassman Automotive Group; Steve Finlay, WardsAuto; John McElroy, Autoline.tv
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