Automakers such as Toyota, GM and Volkswagen, among other factories, requested a ban on Chinese cars in the United States, according to news listed by g1.
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The news lists that Toyota, GM, Volkswagen and other manufacturers have called for a ban on Chinese cars in the United States.
Toyota, GM, VW and more factories call for ban on Chinese cars in the US
Automakers including Toyota, GM and Volkswagen have asked the United States government to ban Chinese cars, as reported by g1.

Detran-SP auctions 792 vehicles in cities in the interior of São Paulo, with starting bids of R$540 for motorcycles and R$810 for cars. Pre-bids began on October 3rd and the public auction takes place from October 9th, with registrations up to 48 hours in advance on the Sumaré Leilões website.

The Alliance for Automotive Innovation, representing major automakers, is pressing the US Congress for a law that would permanently ban Chinese vehicles, citing risks to national security and unfair competition.

As of October 29th, 724,414 drivers had not yet paid free flow electronic toll fees in Rio Grande do Sul. The deadline for payment without fines is November 16th.

A car caught fire after a short circuit and ran down a hill in the Historic Center of São Luís, in Maranhão. The vehicle collided with a construction site on Rua de Nazaré before being completely destroyed by flames. There were no injuries.

An accident involving four vehicles and a motorcycle on PB-028, in Alhandra, resulted in two of the cars catching fire and leaving three people injured with burns this Thursday.