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"According to the article, 11,000 liters of water are needed to finally extinguish a burning Tesla but an average fire engine only carries around 2,000 liters of water."

A notice published on Tuesday by the NHTSA said they had received reports about a possible defect in Tesla battery packs...

Uber views the service as a precursor to eventual "air" ride-sharing it hopes to have running by 2023...

This makes September the 11th consecutive month of YOY order declines and the 9th consecutive month of orders below 20,000.

"I can’t imagine a scenario where there would be anything binding about it besides another way to draw attention to the leadership of the company..."

It looks as though the NHTSA is finally waking up with regard to Tesla's claims of autonomy...

...and we doubt this means adding a tent outside of the company's headquarters...

"For your future, for the future of your family."

"We believe that the S is old, the X is overly engineered and needs to be rethought, and the 3 may be trapped in a narrow sedan segment."

...initial auto sales results from Toyota and Honda can only be described as disasters...

About 33% of all auto loans that being issued today are stretching out to seven years. A decade ago, the seven-year loan only made up about 10% of all loans.

The consumer credit crisis is reaching a fever pitch...

"The wave of 2018 and 2019 IPOs largely driven by the tech sector have been among the worst performing since the dot-com bubble in 1999."

Meanwhile, McDonald's share of the US market has shrunk to 13.7% from 15.6% in 2013.

The MCAS system in question has been determined by investigators to have been the cause of two deadly 737 MAX crashes that killed a total of 346 people.