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Fast & Furious -- an Insider's Guide to the New 2010 Sports CarsHere's a roll call of the hottest sports cars and sports coupes coming our way in the next year--and a few of them are already here. |
Automobile Industry Revs Up For 2010Coming off a tumultuous year, dealerships hope credit markets loosen, consumer confidence is restored. |
Ford Fusion is Top Car; Billionaire Buys StockFord Motor Co. scored a hat trick on Tuesday. Motor Trend magazine selected the Ford Fusion midsize sedan as its car of the year. Billionaire financier George Soros revealed his investment arm has purchased $52.9 million in Ford stock. And, the company's stock price hit a 2-year high of $9 per share before closing at $8.98 for the day. |
Ford Motor Co. Sees Small-Car Segment GrowingSmall-car sales will continue to grow in the U.S. and likely become the market's largest segment by 2013, Ford Motor Co.'s (NYSE:F) top sales analyst says. |
GM Said Set to Start Repaying U.S. LoanU.S. auto giant General Motors Co. is set to announce it will start repaying $6.7 billion it borrowed from the federal government, The Washington Post reported. |
Ford Wants to Maintain Grip on Police Car BusinessFord Motor Co. said Thursday it will produce an all-new purpose-built Police Interceptor specially designed and engineered to replace the Ford Crown Victoria law enforcement vehicle lineup in 2011. |
The 2010 Honda Crosstour--10 Things You Need to KnowThe 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour is further proof that there's no automotive segment that can't be cut into even smaller pieces. The Crosstour is a 4-door hatchback version of the Accord, and with its slightly raised ride height and available all-wheel drive, Honda gets to call it a crossover. Aimed at empty nesters and young families, do its merits as a roomy, cargo-centric and more-refined Accord outweigh its ungainly shape? Honda invited us for a test drive to find out. |
Ford Sales Surge in Europe in OctoberFord Motor Co. (NYSE:F) on Wednesday reported its best October sales in 12 years in Europe, but said both Ford and industry sales are likely to decline next year as government incentive programs end. |
China's Top10 Carmakers in October 2009China's top 10 carmakers together sold 448,600 cars in October, taking up 66 percent of the country's total car sales, according to the latest statistics from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM). |
General Motors Could Spend Federal Money OverseasGeneral Motors Co. Chief Executive Officer Fritz Henderson said the U.S. automaker could use federal money to support its struggling European operations. |
10 Things You Should Know About the 2010 Porsche 911 TurboWe drove the new Turbo on twisty Portuguese back roads and a Formula One racetrack to find out if it delivers. |
GM to Cut 10,000 Jobs in EuropeU.S. auto giant General Motors Co. said Wednesday it would cut 10,000 jobs from its European operations in Britain and Germany. |