October 18, 2018:  We have an in-deph discussion with David Harkey, President of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the Highway Data Loss Institute about their new study that shows a roughly six percent increase in crashes in states that have legalized recreational marijuana.

October 17, 2018:  We pay a visit to a small factory in Saline, Michigan, where French autonomous shuttle manufacturer NAVYA has started building self-driving shuttle vehicles.

October 16, 2018:  Supplier ZF invites reporters to its "Vison Zero" event, which shows a variety of safety technologies for the near and far term.

We talk with Aine Denari, ZF's Senior Vice President of Advanced Driver Assisted Systems.

October 15, 2018:  GM offers the first manufacturers extended warranty, which lets you take the normal warranty and extend it to five or six years.

We look at the GM program and some of the reasons the company is doing this.

October 12, 2018:  I recently spent time in two compact vehicles that, while not "top of the pack" are quite enjoyable, and worth a look if you're in the small car market.

Both the Volkswagen Jetta and Kia Forte have a lot going for them.

October 11, 2018:  Ford Senior Technical Leader Debbie Mielewski tells us how they took a very expensive material, found ways to make it affordable--and make vehicles lighter, and quieter.

October 10, 2018:  We talk with Hano Kimer, Executive Director of Corporate and Strategy for Jaguar and Land Rover about the two brands--where their growth has come from, where things are headed, and the changes in the luxury market.

October 9, 2018:  The Chairman of the National Automobile Dealers Association is concerned about the rising price of vehicles?

He also doesn't think we're hearing all sides of the mobility debate.

October 08, 2018:  Nissan's new Altima is now hitting dealerships.  The company is hoping that the vehicle can attract some younger buyers who may be feeling "SUV fatigue."

We head to Nissan's R and D facility in Farmington HIlls, MI to talk about the new vehicle.

October 5, 2018: It's not just consumers that are moving to SUV's, more police vehicles are utilities as well.   New Michigan State Police tests now show Ford's Explorer based "Police Interceptor Utility" is the fastest police car.

We talk with Ford Police Vehicle Marketing Manager Steven Tyler.