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  1. Can Apple Make Ford, GM, Mazda Cool? (TechWeb)
  2. Toyota Q1 profits jump as sales gallop (Reuters)
  3. NEW ZEALAND: Sales down again last month
  4. FRANCE: Citroen reveals seven-seat Picasso
  5. JAPAN: Favourable currency boosts Toyota Q1 result
  6. Toyota Q1 profits jump as sales gallop (Reuters)
  7. Toyota profit soars to record on strong US sales (AFP)
  8. JAPAN: Mazda to sell iPod adaptor globally
  9. US: Hyundai poaches new COO from Nissan
  10. US: Chrysler starts building new Aspen SUV
  11. Securitas says signs $800 mln deal with GM (Reuters)
  12. Goodyear quarterly earnings fall (Reuters)
  13. SOUTH KOREA: New flagship sedan boosts Kia sales
  14. US: Goodyear Q2 operating income falls
  15. US: Chrysler starts building new Aspen SUV
  16. Toyota profit soars to record on strong US sales (AFP)
  17. Goodyear plans more cost cuts (Reuters)
  18. Securitas signs $800 mln deal with GM (Reuters)
  19. JAPAN/US [updated 13:20BST]: Automakers join iPod adaptor race
  20. US: Ford hit by another big recall
  21. Toyota's 1Q profit up 39 percent (AP)
  22. GM aims for 10 percent of Indian car market (AFP)
  23. Goodyear profit tops expectations (Reuters)
  24. 2006 Hybridfest
  25. VW Passat Has Reliable Protection For Child Passengers
  26. Internet Brands Launches Industry-First Wikicars.org
  27. New 2007 Ford F-150 Comes With More Options
  28. UK: Dealer merger dodges competition probe
  29. US/UK [updated 15:25BST]: Ford hit by another big recall
  30. INDIA: General Motors confirms second car plant
  31. US: Visteon sell-off moves reported
  32. FRANCE: Valeo declines comment on Visteon acquisition
  33. Toyota's 1Q profit up 39 percent (AP)
  34. GERMANY: Changes needed to combat parts-buying corruption
  35. GERMANY: Mercedes sales set seven-month record
  36. Goodyear profit tops expectations (Reuters)
  37. Toyota Q1 profits jump as sales gallop (Reuters)
  38. 2006 Hybridfest Video
  39. Toyota's 1Q profit up 39 percent (AP)
  40. Toyota settles harassment lawsuit (AFP)
  41. Union workers ratify Michelin tire contract (Reuters)
  42. Ford may sell Land Rover and Jaguar arms (Reuters)
  43. Toyota settles sexual harassment suit (AP)
  44. Report: Camaro muscle car coming back (AP)
  45. Hyundai Motor Q2 profit drops on weaker local sales (Reuters)
  46. Toyota rises after strong Q1, Goldman lifts f'cast (Reuters)
  47. Hyundai, Kia Q2 profits hit as local sales slow (Reuters)
  48. Toyota shares outperform after strong Q1 (Reuters)
  49. GERMANY: Mercedes sales set seven-month record
  50. GERMANY: BMW sales up (again) in 2006
  51. US: Toyota settles sexual harassment lawsuit
  52. EMERGING MARKETS ANALYSIS: How ‘hibernating’ Indego concept will revitalise GAZ and LDV
  53. UK: Rate rise won't help "weak" car sales
  54. Hyundai Motor posts sharp drop in second-quarter profit (AFP)
  55. RESEARCH: Q&A with Yazaki North America
  56. AUSTRALIA: July sales fall 1.4%
  57. UK: European car sales down 3.5% in July
  58. Life in the Fast Lane (The Motley Fool)
  59. US: ArvinMeritor plans new China axle plant
  60. THAILAND: Isuzu updates popular pickup
  61. JAPAN: Nippon Paint Company (NPC) buying Rohm and Haas operations
  62. US: Ford refuses to be drawn on Jaguar rumours
  63. GM Europe July vehicle sales fall (Reuters)
  64. SWITZERLAND: GM's Chevrolet and Saab post record Europe sales
  65. No gas shortages seen from lost Alaska oil (Reuters)
  66. Not Time Yet to Part With ArvinMeritor (The Motley Fool)
  67. RUSSIA: GAZ rules out Jaguar bid
  68. Mitsubishi To Make Sirius Satellite Radio Standard In 2007
  69. Piloti Joins Champion Racing And Audi Sport North America
  70. No gas shortages seen from lost Alaskan oil (Reuters)
  71. Pump prices poised for record on BP Alaska snag (Reuters)
  72. Oil Output To Drop 400,000 Barrels
  73. US sees no gasoline shortages from lost Alaska oil (Reuters)
  74. Honda forms aircraft unit, aims to sell jet in 2010 (Reuters)
  75. SWITZERLAND: GM's Chevrolet and Saab post record Europe sales
  76. RUSSIA: GAZ rules out Jaguar bid
  77. US: TRW Dutch subsidiary buys Dana unit
  78. JAPAN: Nissan and Mitsubishi ink new OEM deal
  79. Universal to buy Reynolds and Reynolds (Reuters)
  80. UK: Pirelli workers to strike over pay
  81. UK: Dealer group sees market staying "tough"
  82. US: Chrysler automated contracts system makes progress
  83. US: Denso fuel systems unit expanding
  84. GM trims future pension obligation (Reuters)
  85. Universal to buy Reynolds and Reynolds (Reuters)
  86. US: Delco Remy posts H1 sales record
  87. Russia: H1 car imports up 27%
  88. MEXICO: Vehicle output and exports up last month
  89. UK: Ford recalling 2,600 Explorer SUVs
  90. TURKEY: Currency and interest rates hit auto sales
  91. RUSSIA: Tyre maker spending EUR51.4m
  92. JAPAN: Honda jets get set
  93. US: GM trims employee costs
  94. RESEARCH FEATURE: Plugging in
  95. JAPAN: Nissan and Mitsubishi ink new OEM deal
  96. UAW indicates willingness to help Ford (AP)
  97. 2005 Most Stolen Vehicle List Shows Preference For Hondas
  98. Tesla Motors' Performance Electric Car
  99. GM shares and bonds risky, but stock still enticing (Reuters)
  100. Gm says GO on the camaro!
  101. RESEARCH FEATURE: Plugging in
  102. GERMANY/UK: BMW redesigns flagship SUV
  103. RESEARCH FEATURE: Plugging in
  104. CANADA: Magna International slows in second quarter
  105. US: Less work for a new car
  106. US: GKN acquires Rockford Powertrain
  107. AUSTRALIA/US: Pacifica H1 net soars 107%
  108. US: Honda rules out full-size trucks
  109. US: Honda Fit demand strains supply
  110. US: Ford names new international operations executives
  111. US: Honda rules out full-size trucks
  112. US: Shanghai-GM inks Covisint deal
  113. THAILAND: Toyota sets up Asia-pacific regional training centre
  114. US: UAW offers support to Ford
  115. US [updated 15:45BST]: Honda rules out full-size trucks
  116. US: Amerigon climate seats for 2007 Range Rover
  117. COLOMBIA [updated 17:10BST]: Mazda plant to expand output 40%
  118. JAPAN: Bridgestone profit plunges
  119. Ford unveils souped-up Mustang Shelby GT (AP)
  120. Toyota's Lexus tops U.S. vehicle quality study (Reuters)
  121. Ford to increase pace of new model launches (Reuters)
  122. Toyota's Lexus tops dependability study (AP)
  123. CORRECTED: GM shares and bonds risky, but stock still enticing (Reuters)
  124. Cars From "Talladega Nights: The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby" To Be Auctioned
  125. Gooding & Company Auction Rare Vehicles Without Reserve
  126. Ford to increase pace of new model launches (Reuters)
  127. Ford mulls billion dollar investment, confirms new models (AFP)
  128. Japanese automakers still the best for quality: US survey (AFP)
  129. COLOMBIA [updated 09/08/06 17:10BST]: Mazda plant to expand output 40%
  130. JAPAN: Bridgestone profit plunges
  131. AUSTRALIA: Toyota starts new Camry exports
  132. US: Quality gap halves
  133. FEATURE: Going green: 'stick and carrot' for consumers or tradeable certificates for OEMs?
  134. UK: Car dealers suffer in crowded market
  135. BRAZIL: Ford recalls flexfuel models
  136. US: GM on track for $US2bn purchasing savings
  137. EXCLUSIVE: UK: BMW SUV a surprise hit in China
  138. US/SWITZERLAND: Camaro confirms US 'muscle cars' are back
  139. GM revives Chevrolet Camaro muscle car (AP)
  140. UK: Fiat gets Ikea look
  141. US: Globally-developed PTU making 2007 debut
  142. US: American digs up Volvo SUV in Bahamas
  143. US: That Mark Fields speech at Traverse City - in full
  144. US: Chrysler eyes modular V6 family
  145. Ford Confirms New Shelby GT And Lincoln MKS Sedan
  146. GM Will Build The All-New Chevy Camaro
  147. Virginia Man Digs Up Buried Volvo XC90
  148. Hyundai sees room for more U.S. market share gains (Reuters)
  149. GM CEO: Delphi union talks progressing (AP)
  150. 2006 Future Shock!
  151. GM CEO: Delphi union talks progressing (AP)
  152. US: Chrysler eyes modular V6 family
  153. US: American digs up Volvo SUV in Bahamas
  154. UK: Fiat gets Ikea look
  155. EXCLUSIVE: BRAZIL: Auto industry has best July ever
  156. US: Delphi postpones key court hearing for more talks
  157. US/SWITZERLAND [updated 11/08/06 13:00BST]: Camaro confirms US 'muscle cars' are back
  158. US: GM to demonstrate 300-mile-range fuel cell car
  159. GM CEO: Delphi union talks progressing (AP)
  160. Automakers to invest in hybrid project (Reuters)
  161. CHINA: Beijing Hyundai angers customers
  162. US: Hyundai names big crossover
  163. UK: BMW adds new engines to 3-series line
  164. JAPAN: Suzuki again upping output
  165. Automakers to invest in hybrid project (Reuters)
  166. UK: Dealer group buys 10 outlets
  167. THAILAND: Sales fall slows
  168. RUSSIA: GM JV offers to assemble rival's cars
  169. MALAYSIA: Proton dealer makes cuts
  170. FRANCE: Michelin hikes OEM tyre prices
  171. Nicola Bulgari Enters Corvette Z06R In GT3 Racing
  172. The New BMW X5
  173. Trickle-Down Despair At Ford (BusinessWeek Online)
  174. UAW says Delphi talks "at best disappointing" (Reuters)
  175. Gas prices rise to $3.03 a gallon (Reuters)
  176. UK: £1,200 extra for MX-5 with lid
  177. PARIS PREVIEW: Voici le 5.5-litre, rear-engine diesel limo
  178. ANALYSIS: Potential suitors circle stricken Jaguar
  179. UK: Mazda improves fleet operator service
  180. US: Internet whets sporty coupe buyer appetite
  181. EXCLUSIVE: BRAZIL: Volkswagen orders 3,400 workers on compulsory holiday
  182. ANALYSIS: Potential suitors circle stricken Jaguar
  183. PARIS PREVIEW: Cee C-segment cee'd
  184. Ford shares rise (Reuters)
  185. JAPAN: Automaker doubling headcount at 'doomed' plant
  186. JAPAN: Subaru plans diesels soon
  187. SWEDEN/GERMANY: DC and Volvo win big bus orders
  188. US: Suzuki sponsors Christian band tour
  189. UKRAINE: ZAZ output up 21%
  190. SOUTH KOREA: Women like imported cars
  191. RUSSIA: Amtel-Vredestein files H1 loss
  192. AUSTRALIA: Government unveils LPG incentives
  193. UK: McGovern takes over from Upex at Land Rover
  194. New BMW Kids Bike Puts A Spin On Biking Adventures
  195. Top 100 cars of all time
  196. ACSI survey at a glance (AP)
  197. Automakers gain in customer satifaction (AP)
  198. Automakers gain in customer satisfaction (AP)
  199. SWEDEN/GERMANY: DC and Volvo win big bus orders
  200. UK: McGovern takes over from Upex at Land Rover
  201. AUSTRALIA: Government unveils LPG incentives
  202. EXCLUSIVE: ARGENTINA: Exports up, home sales down
  203. AUSTRALIA: LPG Ford sales up
  204. US: Johnson Controls JV wins hybrid battery contract
  205. HONG KONG: Mainland China brake shipments up
  206. BRAZIL: DuPont eyes tripled auto paint revenue
  207. PARIS PREVIEW: Mini lifts its skirts
  208. Car buyers are happier, but Detroit lags: survey (Reuters)
  209. PARIS PREVIEW: Mini lifts its new skirt
  210. Delphi reports $2.3 billion second-quarter loss (Reuters)
  211. Ford seeks to trim number of dealers (AP)
  212. US: Ford shares rise as rating improves
  213. RUSSIA: Car maker gets new CEO
  214. MALAYSIA: Proton stake sale denied
  215. GERMANY: State premier sees successful VW-worker deal
  216. US: Delphi loses $US2.6bn in H1
  217. US: Chrysler giving away nine cars
  218. US: Domestics close quality gap on imports
  219. JAPAN: GM alliance still on table
  220. Audi Announces U.S. Pricing For 2007 A4 And S4 Cabriolet Models
  221. Mercedes-Benz CL-Class Protects Drivers With Pre-Safe System
  222. BMW's Ultimate Drive To Cure Breast Cancer
  223. UK: Nanjing supplier spends GBP4m on new factory
  224. UK: Toyota opens doors to health service
  225. UK: BMW sells Rover brand
  226. KOREA: Renault Samsung recalls 1,920 vehicles
  227. US: Pricey electric sportscars sell out
  228. EXCLUSIVE: VENEZUELA: Production down, sales and exports up
  229. US: Delphi names new CAO
  230. RESEARCH ANALYSIS: Wiring tomorrow’s car
  231. US: Visteon completes financing
  232. EXCLUSIVE: BRAZIL: Volkswagen recalls 40,800 vehicles
  233. UK: US automakers try new diff lock
  234. US: Toyota rules California roost
  235. RESEARCH ANALYSIS: Wiring tomorrow’s car
  236. SOUTH KOREA: Prolonged labour disputes continue
  237. SOUTH KOREA: Hyundai Czech plant build starts November
  238. UKRAINE: LuAZ output soars
  239. RUSSIA: Lighting maker plans 2nd plant
  240. INDIA: Mahindra boosting output
  241. Lexus LS460 and LS460L scheduled for October release
  242. Ford employees getting anxious
  243. 2007 Dodge Avenger set for Paris introduction
  244. Bugatti faces challenges with new airbag rules in U.S.
  245. Alfa Romeo plans big return
  246. Gas prices slowly retreating.....slowly
  247. This day in history: Last episode of Dukes of Hazzard airs
  248. Quick Takes: Hyundai, BMW, DaimlerChrysler
  249. 2007 Expedition faces an uphill battle
  250. Woodward Dream Cruise set for this weekend