This Is the Last Year for the Toyota Camry in Japan
Toyota sold around 600,000 Camry sedans last year, but only 6000 of those—1 percent—were delivered in Japan. So it's not...
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Court sides with Trisura in $475K construction bond case
Trisura has successfully defended a $475,000-plus claim against it after a B.C. court found a construction subcontractor couldn’t prove it...
Made-in-U.S. rules for EV batteries shift in new law's fine print
The interpretation of a few words of regulation by the U.S. Treasury Department could upend expectations for how tens of...
United Airlines Wants Electric VTOL Flying Taxis in Chicago by 2025
Apparently, flying cars are the future of personal transport and, one day, we’ll all be zipping around in the skies...
Navigating Commercial Property Claims
In the event of a catastrophic commercial property loss, the process of getting your business back up and running can...
Claims Leakage Criticism in the New Era of Artificial Intelligence
Have you heard about ChatGPT? Are you subscribing to services that make your research faster, more efficient and easier because...
From the Archive: 1984 Isuzu Trooper II Tested
From the May 1984 issue of Car and Driver.White. That was its official color: just white. Not Arctic Afternoon White...
How insurers can respond to interest rate hikes and market volatility
How might high inflation, rising interest rates, and current volatility in stock and bond markets impact future P&C insurance pricing?...
Junkyard Gem: 1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V Bill Blass Edition
The car news in 1979 America wasn't all bad, despite gas rationing and Detroit V8s producing 25 horsepower per liter...
The Short SC1 Was a Cold-War Experiment in Vertical-Takeoff Fighter Jets
Against the silver-gray sky in the old film reel, the bulbous jet lurches upwards like a flying saucer in an...
