Auto Economy

Chrysler, Ford Try To Catch Up in China Sales

The world's top auto market is slowing down -- although the smog that blurs distant buildings in China's cities is a reminder that years of blockbuster auto sales have secured the country's first-place ranking for the long haul.


A Glimpse of Possible Future Cars

One of the many reasons that people attend the 2011 New York International Auto show is to glimpse the future.


GM Plans to Announce Assembly Plant Investment, Create Jobs

General Motors is expected to announce this week that it will make a major investment in its Assembly Plant in Bowling Green, Kentucky.


Japanese Auto Factories Running at 50% Capacity

Although Japanese automobile factories had restarted by the middle of this month after being halted due to the March 11 earthquake, plants are only operating at about 50 percent of their normal output.


For Big Three Automakers, An Unlikely Time for a Turnaround

The times are a-changing for the Big Three U.S. automakers and, for a change, in a positive direction.


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