by Paul A. Eisenstein | Mar 3, 2020
The Fisker Ocean was one of the unexpected stars at the recent Consumer Electronics Show and was set to make its public – and European – debut this week at the Geneva International Auto Show. Despite the event’s cancellation due to the coronavirus epidemic, Fisker has...
by Michael Strong | Mar 3, 2020
Many of the Geneva-based debuts have centered on performance vehicles or battery-electric options, but Audi’s introduction is a bit more mainstream: the 2021 A3 Sportback. The new A3 Sportback gets a makeover designed to keep its compact proportions, but also a sporty...
by Paul A. Eisenstein | Mar 3, 2020
Despite having to scrub its news conference at the now-cancelled Geneva International Motor Show, Volkswagen is making a lot of news this week. We already got an advance look at the next-generation GTI that was to debut in Geneva. Now, falling back on a livestream...
by Michael Strong | Mar 3, 2020
Porsche fans have two new options when it comes to the German sports car maker’s latest 911 Turbo S: roof or no roof. The company just introduced its two new 911 models: Turbo S Coupe and Cabriolet for the Geneva Motor Show. Although the event was cancelled, that...
by Michael Strong | Mar 3, 2020
McLaren carried on with the expansion of its “Longtail” line-up of performance cars, debuting the new limited-edition 765LT, the fourth LT model since it began offering them in 2015. The British super car maker was set to unveil its latest speed machine at the Geneva...
by Paul A. Eisenstein | Mar 3, 2020
Hide the badge and you’d be unlikely to guess that the jet black concept car comes from Hyundai. Appropriately dubbed Prophecy, the show car is meant to provide insight into the direction the Korean carmaker will be heading in the coming years. But it’s not just the...
by TDB Staff | Mar 3, 2020
Affiliate Disclosure x The Detroit Bureau and its partners may be compensated if you purchase the recommended services. This allows us to provide in-depth research at no cost to you. Kia owes at least some of its considerable success in the U.S. to having one...
by TDB Staff | Mar 3, 2020
Affiliate Disclosure x The Detroit Bureau and its partners may be compensated if you purchase the recommended services. This allows us to provide in-depth research at no cost to you. You may have heard of extended warranty companies in the past, or perhaps your...
by Joseph Szczesny | Mar 3, 2020
Edward “Nick” Robinson, the former president of the United Auto Workers Midwest CAP and former director of UAW Labor and Employment Training, pleaded guilty to conspiring with other UAW officials to embezzle more than $1.5 million in union dues and divert it for...
by Paul A. Eisenstein | Mar 3, 2020
The show must go on, in one form or another, and Mercedes-Benz was one of an assortment of automakers to stage livestream news conferences today in lieu of the normal media day at the Geneva International Motor Show. One could easily understand the Schwabian...
by Michael Strong | Mar 3, 2020
Automakers will reveal several exquisite, high-priced cars this week of the unconventional Geneva Motor Show, but perhaps none fit that description more than the all-new Bentley Mulliner Bacalar. The $2 million, two-seat open-air coupe was revealed at the company’s...
by Paul A. Eisenstein | Mar 3, 2020
Once considered a pioneer in the emerging EV market, BMW has lost traction in recent years. It hasn’t release an all-new offering through its electrified BMW i brand since mid-decade, but the long drought is finally about to come to an end. The Bavarian automaker is...
