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2010 Chevy Equinox: Good Move for New GMThe first all-new product from the all-new General Motors (OTC:GMGMQ) is bound to be scrutinized. After all, bankrupt GM has, like Chrysler, been propped up by your tax dollars, so it seems fair to pay close attention to how our money is being spent. |
Consumers Still Buying Cars Despite BankruptciesSales for US carmakers are holding up despite two of Detroit's so-called Big Three spending at least part of June in bankruptcy, according to monthly sales data released Wednesday. |
Ford Reports Best Sales Performance This YearFord Motor Co. said Wednesday that its sales of new cars and trucks declined 11.3% in June - the automaker's best monthly sales performance this year. |
U.S. Automakers Still Selling Despite BankruptcyThe slide in sales for U.S. carmakers continued to ease slightly in June, despite two of the so-called Detroit Three spending at least part of the month in bankruptcy, according to monthly sales data released Wednesday. |
Trade-in Lure May Sell Cars While Saving GasMaybe it's time you and your jalopy parted ways. Sure, you've had some laughs, but now your thoughts are focused on a shiny paint job, decent mileage and that new-car smell. The relationship counselor in this case: President Barack Obama. He signed a bill last week, nicknamed "Cash for Clunkers," that goes into effect today. |
Bankruptcy Court Pressured by Gov't to Back GM takeoverThe U.S. government wants a bankruptcy court to approve the reorganization of struggling car giant General Motors by the end of next week and has threatened to otherwise pull out of the rescue deal, GM's chief executive Fritz Henderson said Tuesday. |
Chrysler Restarts Production Plants After BankruptcyChrysler restarted production at seven factories Monday after emerging from bankruptcy earlier this month under the control of Italian manufacturer Fiat. |
GM to Accept Some Liability ClaimsU.S. auto giant General Motors Inc. said it was willing to accept responsibility on some liability claims on products made before it filed for bankruptcy. |
Q&A First Drive: 2010 Ford TaurusToday's family sedan needs to raise at least a few eyebrows, and that's just what the 2010 Ford Taurus has been designed to accomplish. |
Beat That Speeding Ticket By Avoiding it Altogether -- 10 TipsNothing ruins a great drive than flashing red lights in your rearview mirror. We don't condone speeding, and remind readers that sticking to the speed limit saves fuel and lives. But we realize many of you are likely planning to experience the thrill of the go pedal just as soon as that furniture truck gets out of your way, so ... here's a few tips for avoiding America's finest, and quick look at nine incredibly fast supercars that are not helping your case for avoiding a speeding ticket. Note: You didn't read it here. |
Tesla, Ford, and Nissan to Use $8B in Federal Loans to Create Green Cars, JobsThe federal government is lending $8 billion to Ford, Nissan, and Tesla in order to advance green vehicle technology as well as to create thousands of green jobs. |
Cash for Clunkers: Brand-by-Brand Buying GuideThese days, automotive handouts from the Government aren't just going to the companies that build the cars. No, if "Cash for Clunkers" legislation makes it through Congress (and it's looking likely), you too could be the recipient of some Government coin towards the purchase of your next car. In an effort to remove inefficient vehicles from the road (or spur auto sales depending on which lobbyist you talk to). Cash for Clunkers legislation rewards those turning in qualifying vehicles with money towards new, more efficient automobiles. |