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Test Drive: 2009 Porsche Boxster SOne of the world's best gets even better. |
Kerkorian Sells off Ford Shares at Deep LossBillionaire investor Kirk Kerkorian has sold off all of his remaining shares of Ford Motor Co, completing a retreat from a high-profile stake in the No. 2 U.S. automaker that cost him hundreds of millions of dollars. |
GM Sues Bankrupt Supplier Cadence Over PartsGeneral Motors Corp has filed a lawsuit against a bankrupt auto-parts supplier, saying it is holding necessary equipment "hostage" which could potentially interrupt the launch of its new Chevrolet Camaro car. |
Will the Big 3 Automakers Go Bankrupt?Despite the promise of $17.4 billion in federal loans Friday, Detroit's automakers started the week with a beating -- as speculation mounted that Chrysler might not survive long term and investors dumped their shares of General Motors. |
Cerberus May Abandon Its Chrysler StakePrivate equity firm Cerberus Capital Management, Chrysler's parent, has raised questions whether it would remain an investor if Chrysler survived. |
GM Welcomes Bridge LoanEmergency, short-term federal financing will help General Motors Corp. finish its restructuring plan for long-term viability, company officials said Friday. |
Chrysler Boss Promises to ReformChrysler LLC Chief Executive Officer Bob Nardelli pledged Friday to be accountable for the $4 billion the company will get in a federal emergency loan. |
Bush Weighs Auto Aid as Bankruptcy Option LoomsThe White House said on Thursday it is considering the option of an "orderly" bankruptcy as it weighs aid for U.S. automakers and Chrysler LLC prepared to shut down all of its 30 factories for a month. |
Auto Suppliers Down and Feeling Left OutParts suppliers who provide the life-blood to U.S. automakers are feeling the effects of a poor economy and slumping automobile sales, a trade group said. |
Test Driving the 2009 Nissan Maxima SVThis is our second go around with the all-new 2009 Nissan Maxima SV. The first time was back in the spring when the car was introduced to the public. We were underwhelmed, hoping that the new Maxima would live up to the renewed billing as a "four-door sports car," but ultimately deciding that it was too heavy, and that its CVT transmission wasn't quite up to the sport-sedan role. However, we wanted a second look because there was definitely some potential there. |
Ten Vehicle Safety Features that May Save Your LifeLive to drive another day. |