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Uber has launched a four-tier rewards program that lets riders earn points for ride credit, free deliveries and more. Anyone can enroll in the program in select cities starting Wednesday, with plans for international expansion.
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Sometimes technology is a good thing. New research presented by the IIHS Tuesday shows automatic emergency braking systems helped reduce the number of collisions and crash-related injuries in General Motors vehicles.
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As tax credits for buyers of America's two most popular electric-car brands begin to sunset, automakers and advocates are banding together to restructure the tax-credit program and extend them. Tesla, General Motors, and Nissan—the top three sellers of electric cars in the US—have banded together with the Center for Climate and.
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Editorial note: Business Insider will name its 2018 Car of the Year on Monday, November 19. Each day this week, we're taking another look at the five vehicles that were runners-up that were selected from a pool of 15 finalists.
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General Motors (GM) has revealed plans to allow non-GM car owners to place vehicles on its peer-to-peer car-sharing service, Peer Cars, according to a presentation made by Julia Steyn, vice president of urban mobility and Maven, cited by TechCrunch. The new capability is expected to be available starting in the middle of next year.
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Chevrolet now produces four different versions of the seventh-generation Corvette, as well as hardtop, targa, and convertible options. I've driven 'em all: the Stingray, the Grand Sport, the Z06, and the ZR1.
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Ford keeps exploring commercial autonomy as GM goes robotaxi route.
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The car-hailing services, battling for riders, will now offer customers points that can add up to free trips and other perks.
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Tesla has already reached the cap on the $7,500 tax credit.
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Over the past few years, there was a case to be made that General Electric Company shared a lot more than just the similar names. Both paid relatively high dividend yields, and both had some challenges with their businesses, but management seemed to be making progress to point them in the right direction. Yeah, about that.
