Episode 639 - U.S. Automakers Dumping in China?, Dandelion Rubber, R.I.P. Bob Stempel ~ Autoline Daily

China’s Ministry of Commerce is accusing the United States of dumping cars in China. Ford is teaming up with The Ohio State University to figure out how to use dandelions as a sustainable resource for rubber. Bob Stempel, the former Chairman and CEO of General Motors, passed away last weekend. All that and more, plus John shares his take on the Buick Regal Turbo.

Episode 639 - U.S. Automakers Dumping in China?, Dandelion Rubber, R.I.P. Bob Stempel

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