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In London, some insurance companies are refusing to cover Range Rovers that are parked on the street

Uber and Lyft have implemented new contingent liability policies after a major legislative battle forced them to their knees, but those policies still may be problematic for the insurance industry who demand more accountability from their drivers.

Auto crashes cost the U.S. $230.6 billion each year. Heres a look at the most frequently replaced car parts from front and rear-end collisions.

Toyota Motor Corp. made its fourth global recall involving more than a million vehicles this year, as the worlds largest automaker begins operating with stricter supervision over safety from U.S. regulators.

Technology is disrupting the auto industry like never before and changing the way people drive.

Case study: Is the onboard device the gold standard for usage-based insurance? Or can a smartphone platform perform better?