Author: By BENJAMIN PRESTON

Chevrolet announces specifications for the 2015 Corvette Z06; Mercedes-Benz says it will double its urban sales locations.

Ford announces pricing for the 2015 Mustang; Dodge introduces a 600-plus-horsepower Challenger SRT variant.

GMC emerges as G.M.’s strongest post-bankruptcy marque; the company that bought Fisker promises to build E.V.s in the United States.

Kia announces nationwide rollout of its K900 luxury sedan; 1999 Packard Twelve prototype to go up for sale in July auction.

Ford will raffle a one-of-a-kind Mustang GT convertible, to benefit multiple sclerosis research; Subaru anticipates 20 percent sales growth by 2020.

The Antique Automobile Association of America opens a Far East exhibit; there may be significantly more off-lease vehicles on the market this year.

Daimler has plans to bring back the Maybach brand; AT&T strikes a connected-car deal with a global automaker.

Arnold Schwarzenegger uses his M47 Patton battle tank to raise money for charity; companies express interest in buying Cars.com.

Toyota says hybrids may account for 20 percent of its global sales soon; Honda announces Acura brand’s realignment into a separate division.

The Homeland Security Department killed a plan to access commercial databases to help federal law enforcement officials track license plates.