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  1. Jeep counting on old and new models to boost sales (Reuters)
  2. JAPAN: Latest Nissan FCV approved for testing
  3. EXCLUSIVE: BREAKING NEWS: INDIA: Toyota Kirloskar declares lockout at Bidadi plant
  4. EXCLUSIVE: DETROIT SHOW: GM Europe cost savings on track; plant closure unnecessary - Browning
  5. Compass sets Jeep on new direction (Reuters)
  6. US automakers try to lure back customers, as Asia's market share grows (AFP)
  7. GM brings back the Camaro muscle car (Reuters)
  8. GM Says European Sales Higher in 2005 (AP)
  9. GM Unveils New Camaro Concept (AP)
  10. Toyota Shows Redesigned 2007 Camry (AP)
  11. Customer Choice the Theme of the Auto Show (AP)
  12. General Motors Unveils New Camaro Concept (AP)
  13. Ford Hopes to Revive Lincoln Nameplate (AP)
  14. Customer Choice the Theme of the Auto Show (AP)
  15. Automakers Making Push Into Crossovers (AP)
  16. Asian automakers quietly lay claim to future (Reuters)
  17. GM Europe expects better year, Ford downbeat (Reuters)
  18. Carmakers see more headaches in commodity prices (Reuters)
  19. General Motors Unveils New Camaro Concept (AP)
  20. Automakers Introduce Several New Hybrids (AP)
  21. Toyota aims to grab more US buyers with new Camry (Reuters)
  22. GM sees China sales growth (Reuters)
  23. Hard times on display at US auto show (AFP)
  24. US govt. would likely support GM: Toyota chief (Reuters)
  25. US: Aftermarket Technology secures Ford transmission remanufacture business
  26. PSA Peugeot Citroen unveils small fuel cell (Reuters)
  27. General Motors Unveils New Camaro Concept (AP)
  28. DETROIT SHOW: Mitsubishi hybrid is a new technology showcase
  29. DETROIT SHOW: Top future Toyota and Nissan models make public debut
  30. DETROIT SHOW: Lamborghini helps Audi with new A6 flagship
  31. GERMANY: Volkswagen and Continental collaborating on hybrid projects
  32. DETROIT SHOW: Mitsubishi hybrid is a new technology showcase
  33. EXCLUSIVE: DETROIT SHOW: Cadillac chief says BLS not 'badge engineering'
  34. Hyundai Motor to raise production abroad to fight won's appreciation (AFP)
  35. EXCLUSIVE: DETROIT SHOW NOTEBOOK: News from Mazda, Nissan, Volvo and PAG
  36. EXCLUSIVE: DETROIT SHOW: Cadillac chief says BLS not 'badge engineering'
  37. DETROIT SHOW: Car maker gets bank boost as investor predicts 2007 recession
  38. DETROIT SHOW: More hybrids arrive but profitability still uncertain
  39. Toyota Chairman: U.S. Gov't May Help GM (AP)
  40. DETROIT SHOW: Nissan launches two production cars and a sporty 'concept'
  41. GM Plans to Lower Prices on Most Vehicles (AP)
  42. DETROIT SHOW: Nissan launches two production cars and a sporty 'concept'
  43. USA: Visteon clinches new loan deal
  44. DETROIT SHOW/UK: Three Chrysler newcomers will be made with right-hand drive
  45. GM cuts most sticker prices for 2006 (Reuters)
  46. DETROIT SHOW/UK: Three Chrysler newcomers will be made with right-hand drive
  47. DETROIT SHOW: Fiat CEO confirms auto division on profit target
  48. US: General Motors tries new pricing strategy
  49. GM CEO calls 2006 incentives "judicious" (Reuters)
  50. GM cuts most 2006 sticker prices (Reuters)
  51. Ford Hopes to Revive Lincoln Nameplate (AP)
  52. Toyota Chairman: U.S. Gov't May Help GM (AP)
  53. Nissan sees U.S. market share expand with subcompact (Reuters)
  54. Toyota Redesigns America's No. 1 Car (AP)
  55. Young Drivers Wooed With Customized Cars (AP)
  56. GM Plans to Trim Prices on Most Vehicles (AP)
  57. GM, Ford Focus on Auto Show Amid Troubles (AP)
  58. Crossovers Gaining Ground on SUVs (AP)
  59. Variety Seen As Theme of This Year's Show (AP)
  60. DETROIT SHOW/UK: Three Chrysler newcomers will be made with right-hand drive
  61. New Hybrids Unveiled, but Cost Still a Worry (AP)
  62. GM cuts '06 prices, but some want bold moves (Reuters)
  63. GM cuts prices on 80 percent of vehicles sold in US (AFP)
  64. GM CFO: "I am in crisis mode" (Reuters)
  65. GM Plans to Trim Prices on Most Vehicles (AP)
  66. Auto firms' economists see '06 US sales lower (Reuters)
  67. GM: Company of Contrasts (The Motley Fool)
  68. Kerkorian Aide Says GM Should Cut Dividend (AP)
  69. Chinese Automaker Sets Sights on Exports (AP)
  70. GM told it's time "to go into crisis mode" (Reuters)
  71. Kerkorian Aide Says GM Should Cut Dividend (AP)
  72. GM should cut dividend, executive salaries and brands: major stakeholder (AFP)
  73. GM cuts prices; Kerkorian adviser wants more (Reuters)
  74. GM Plans to Cut Prices on Most Vehicles (AP)
  75. Automakers Put Forward New Safety Features (AP)
  76. GM Plans to Cut Prices on Most Vehicles (AP)
  77. Summary Box: Automakers Showcasing Safety (AP)
  78. Kerkorian Aide Says GM Should Cut Dividend (AP)
  79. GM stays under pressure from all sides (Reuters)
  80. GM Plans to Cut Prices on Most Vehicles (AP)
  81. Rivals turn up heat to challenge Toyota hybrid push (Reuters)
  82. GM Plans to Cut Prices on Most Vehicles (AP)
  83. GM Announces Plan to Lower Prices (AP)
  84. China's Nanjing Auto in final talks on MG Rover's future (AFP)
  85. DETROIT SHOW/UK: Three Chrysler newcomers will be made with right-hand drive
  86. US: Stamping and welded assemblies specialist stakes claim in Europe
  87. DETROIT SHOW: GM-Daewoo mulls extra assembly plant
  88. Peugeot: Vehicle Sales Little Changed (AP)
  89. Toyota to Resume Production at India Plant (AP)
  90. Kerkorian aide urges ailing GM to cut salaries (USATODAY.com)
  91. DETROIT SHOW: Lexus unveils redesigned LS line
  92. DETROIT SHOW: Eclipse Spyder unveiled
  93. US: Enterprise to offer sat-nav to rental car customers
  94. US: Maybach outlets may be slashed - report
  95. DETROIT SHOW: BMW to widen Mini range
  96. Peugeot: Vehicle Sales Little Changed (AP)
  97. JAPAN: Toyota's Corolla again tops annual sales chart
  98. US: New GM hybrid to be produced at Spring Hill
  99. US: VW and Google may collaborate on car navigation
  100. NZ: Vehicle sales highest in 20 years
  101. FRANCE/UK: Second PSA profits warning in three months
  102. BELGIUM: Toyota hikes Lexus Europe sales 16%
  103. SOUTH KOREA: Hyundai eyes 15.1% sales boost
  104. EXCLUSIVE: UK: New Toyota Camry heads for factories worldwide
  105. EXCLUSIVE: UK: New Toyota Camry heads for factories worldwide
  106. FRANCE/US: Faurecia plans six new US factories
  107. Moody's Lowers Ford, Ford Credit Ratings (AP)
  108. New credit ratings blow for Ford (AFP)
  109. Moody's Lowers Ford, Ford Credit Ratings (AP)
  110. Moody's Lowers Ford's Credit Ratings (AP)
  111. Moody's cuts Ford's ratings deeper into junk (Reuters)
  112. Moody's Lowers Ford's Credit Ratings (AP)
  113. Automakers offer gadgets to lure US consumers (AFP)
  114. FRANCE/US: Faurecia plans six new US factories
  115. EXCLUSIVE: US: Financial issues are GM's biggest challenge - Lutz
  116. GERMANY: Mazda to open 'factory shops' in Czech Republic and Slovakia
  117. Carmakers flex retro muscle (USATODAY.com)
  118. EXCLUSIVE: Skoda to build a Yeti
  119. Volkswagen drops plans to build cars with Proton (Reuters)
  120. EXCLUSIVE: SPAIN/INDIA: Tata sees Spanish car sales doubling in 2006
  121. CANADA: Magna International forecasts 2006 earnings growth
  122. DaimlerChrysler Wins Trademark Battle (AP)
  123. Toyota Resumes Car Production in India (AP)
  124. UK: Garmin clinches BMW dealer sat-nav deal
  125. US: Currency affects BorgWarner earnings forecast
  126. US: American Axle to build new plant in China
  127. US: Dana and Getrag to collaborate on driveline components
  128. INDIA: Some staff return to work at Toyota plant
  129. RUSSIA: 2005 car output down
  130. US/GERMANY: Volkswagen pulls plug on Proton plan
  131. FRANCE: Five million 206s later, Peugeot shows off replacement
  132. CORRECTED: US automakers post lower US sales (Reuters)
  133. Good News for Ethanol (The Motley Fool)
  134. Automakers Predict Diesel Sales Will Grow (AP)
  135. Diesel Sales Data, Predicted Future Sales (AP)
  136. GM's global sales up two percent (AFP)
  137. GM Says Worldwide '05 Sales Top 9 Million (AP)
  138. GM expects growth in vehicle sales (Reuters)
  139. Automakers Estimate Diesel Sales Will Grow (AP)
  140. Automakers Estimate Diesel Sales Will Grow (AP)
  141. Proton shares plunge after Volkswagen scraps alliance (AFP)
  142. Malaysia's Proton Shares Plunge (AP)
  143. FRANCE: Five million 206s later, Peugeot shows off replacement
  144. FRANCE: Five million 206s later, Peugeot shows off replacement
  145. INITIAL ANALYSIS: Peugeot's new 207 lacks 'predecessor''s originality
  146. Proton Shares Plunge on VW Pullout (AP)
  147. Automakers show off crossover models (USATODAY.com)
  148. GMAC to take $450 million goodwill charge (Reuters)
  149. FRANCE: Five million 206s later, Peugeot shows off replacement
  150. INITIAL ANALYSIS: Peugeot's new 207 lacks 'predecessor''s originality
  151. GM to realize $4 bln in savings in 2006 (Reuters)
  152. GMAC to take $450 million goodwill charge (Reuters)
  153. US: GM global sales pass 9m in 2005
  154. INITIAL ANALYSIS: Peugeot's new 207 lacks 'predecessor''s originality
  155. GM to save $4 bln in 2006 (Reuters)
  156. GM Working to Achieve $4B in 2006 Savings (AP)
  157. GM sees flat, slightly lower sales in N. America, Europe (Reuters)
  158. US: Toyota COO doubles as stand-up comedian
  159. US: Designer admits Caddy CLS cabin not up to scratch
  160. UK: Ford updates Transit van line
  161. US: Bang and Olufsen launches first automotive sound system with Audi
  162. US: Camaro concept had last-minute re-work
  163. Tata Motors to Sell Fiats in Alliance (AP)
  164. GM looks to ramp-up $7 bln savings plan in 2006 (Reuters)
  165. Snow details tax breaks for hybrid cars (Reuters)
  166. RUSSIA: Non-CIS car imports up 47%
  167. EXCLUSIVE: ARGENTINA: Toyota sees new launches hiking 2006 sales 15%
  168. MALAYSIA: Proton shares plunge after VW pull-out
  169. INITIAL ANALYSIS: Peugeot's new 207 lacks predecessor's originality
  170. US: GM makes North America fixes a priority
  171. JAPAN: Honda starts work on Chinese transmission plant
  172. GMAC Sees Charge for Goodwill Impairment (AP)
  173. Snow details tax breaks for hybrid cars (Reuters)
  174. GM Expecting to Save $4 Billion in 2006 (AP)
  175. UK: Ford updates Transit van line
  176. GM Slow to Cross Over (The Motley Fool)
  177. Column: a Shareholder Asking for Less? (AP)
  178. GM expects improved performance in 2006 (AFP)
  179. GM sees flat US sales, ramps up cost saving (Reuters)
  180. Snow details tax breaks for hybrid cars (Reuters)
  181. GM sees flat US market, ramps up cost saving (Reuters)
  182. GM Expecting to Save $4 Billion in 2006 (AP)
  183. GM sees flat US market and ramps up savings (Reuters)
  184. GM Expecting to Save $4 Billion in 2006 (AP)
  185. Malaysia's Proton accuses VW of "inappropriate" control talk (AFP)
  186. Mitsubishi rules out joint venture with Malaysia's Proton (AFP)
  187. Auto Show Visitors Eye Gadgets, Dream Cars (AP)
  188. Auto Show Visitors Eye Gadgets, Dream Cars (AP)
  189. Attractive new models won't ease tough road ahead for GM (AFP)
  190. Ford sees record China sales (Reuters)
  191. US: Allied Systems loses some Toyota vehicle distribution work
  192. US: Volkswagen bases podcast marketing programme around Detroit show
  193. Ford: China Sales Grew 46 Percent in '05 (AP)
  194. UK: "Ground floor - cosmetics, menswear, Fiat Grande Punto..."
  195. EXCLUSIVE: THAILAND: 2005 vehicle sales set record
  196. BELGIUM: ACEA confirms small '05 European car market decline; flat outlook
  197. UK: "Ground floor - cosmetics, menswear, Fiat Grande Punto..."
  198. UK: New Hyundai distributor plans three first-half model launches
  199. BELGIUM: ACEA confirms small '05 European car market decline; flat outlook
  200. UK: Catering butcher first to trial new automated transmission in UK
  201. MEXICO: Credit boom boosts 2005 car sales
  202. EXCLUSIVE: INDIA: Tatra Vectra and Kamaz sign truck assembly MoU
  203. INDIA: Government sells Maruti stake
  204. CHINA: Ford brand sales rise 46%
  205. EXCLUSIVE: INDIA: Tata dealers to sell Fiats
  206. EXCLUSIVE: INDIA: Emerging market automaker shows hybrid, electric and hydrogen concepts
  207. UK: Nissan plant plays its first Note
  208. GERMANY: Getrag announces China transmission joint venture
  209. European Car Sales Fall by 0.7 Percent (AP)
  210. Delphi CEO says GM helping in union talks (Reuters)
  211. Toyota Labor Talks in India Fail (AP)
  212. Toyota has no plans to overtake GM in volume: exec (AFP)
  213. Delphi exec says union ready to negotiate with US automakers (AFP)
  214. GM's Saab brand made $300 mln loss in 2005: report (Reuters)
  215. UK: Nissan plant plays its first Note
  216. INDIA: Maruti set to launch LPG Wagon R with MPFI technology
  217. US: Toyota's NA vehicle prod exceeds 1.55 mn units in 2005
  218. MALAYSIA: MMC says 'no plans' for manufacturing alliance with Proton
  219. INDIA: Ashok Leyland to set up bus plants in Dubai and north India
  220. MALAYSIA: MMC says no plans for manufacturing alliance with Proton
  221. US: GM support for Delphi in UAW negotiations
  222. US: DaimlerChrysler suspends managers in Iraq kickbacks investigation
  223. UK: Ellesmere Port plant under threat - report
  224. GERMANY: GM's Saab brand made US$300 mn loss in 2005 - report
  225. INDIA: Toyota labour dispute talks break down - reports
  226. RUSSIA: Ford reports 2005 sales up 54% to 60,600 units
  227. Automakers pile on luxury, extras to suit boomer tastes (USATODAY.com)
  228. When China Means Little (The Motley Fool)
  229. UK: GM Vauxhall plant under threat - report
  230. Buying Used Not For The Faint Of Heart
  231. Leaving Site Of Accident Could Soon Be A Felony
  232. Toyota Training Center Good for Business
  233. Toyota Production Tops 1.5 Million In 2005
  234. EPA Fesses Up About Gas Mileage
  235. Check Your Free Credit Reports Before A Big Purchase
  236. Buying Used Cars Not For The Faint Of Heart
  237. Driving School Comes Standard
  238. 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe Gets High Praise
  239. Leaving Scene Of Car Accident Could Soon Be A Felony
  240. Navigation System Can Help Cut Stress
  241. UK: Diesels will dominate new Peugeot coupe sales
  242. UK: Peugeot ad says 'Men are back'
  243. EXCLUSIVE: UK: PSA Peugeot Citroen "cautiously optimistic" about 2006
  244. Dispute With Supplier Could Hurt Delphi (AP)
  245. UAE: Volvo avoids US price war
  246. EXCLUSIVE: UK: PSA Peugeot Citroen "cautiously optimistic" about 2006
  247. US: Third party may referee car makers and aftermarket
  248. JAPAN: Toyota redesigns popular minivan
  249. GERMANY: GM Europe details new Chev crossover
  250. DaimlerChrysler Plans Malaysia Facility (AP)