Today is Wednesday, August 10, 2016 and here's what's making news on Roadshow.
Mazda unveiled updates to both the Mazda3 and Mazda6 sedans.
These model year 2017 vehicles now feature G-Vectoring control which limits torque loss steering into corners to provide for flatter handling.
Both cars feature a number of updates to dashboard tech Safety equipment and sound installation as well.
Twenty-eight different electric vehicle charging companies sent a letter to a US Department of Justice concerning Volkswagen $2 billion contribution to infrastructure expansion.
the group worries that the money could be spent to give Volkswagen a competitive advantage somehow.
They're calling for an independent administrator to oversee the fund and create a rebate program to get chargers installed in new locations.
BMW's Reach Now car sharing program is expanding to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
The service will operate from the nearby WallyPark Premier Garage which airport users can access via a free shuttle.
Like other sharing services operating out of airports, there will be a $5 surcharge applied, but BMW is also offering a $5 credit for CPAC parking through Labor Day.
Find more of these stories over at theroadshow.com, and we'll talk to you tomorrow.
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