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  1. Bold Colors Show Individuality
  2. Ford Long On Hype, Short On Detail
  3. PHILIPPINES: Sales up 10% in 2005 - further growth forecast
  4. US: Lexus to replace seat belt bolts in some RX330 SUVs
  5. AUSTRALIA: Toyota makes record fleet delivery for Commonwealth Games
  6. AUSTRALIA: GM Holden exports reach new high
  7. UK: Jaguar goes for profit rather than volume
  8. ITALY: Fiat Auto finally reports a profitable quarter
  9. US: DuPont sets up Russian vehicle coatings JV
  10. AUSTRALIA/UK: Other markets want 'Europe-only' Honda hatchback too
  11. UK: Diesel cars set to out-sell petrol in Europe
  12. JAPAN/FRANCE: Nissan/Renault combined sales rise 5.9%
  13. INDIA: Tyre maker takeover to proceed
  14. JAPAN: Toyota launches redesigned Camry
  15. GERMANY: DaimlerChrysler sees flat truck market ahead
  16. US: Goodyear names new US ad agency
  17. US: Tower Automotive unions threaten strike
  18. GENEVA PREVIEW: Alfa Romeo adding wagon and convertible to 159 range
  19. US/BRAZIL: New small Ford SUV to be engineered in Brazil, assembled in Mexico, sold in US
  20. FRANCE: PSA Peugeot-Citroen show diesel hybrid prototypes
  21. GENEVA PREVIEW: Volvo readies redesigned S80
  22. US: Chrysler restructures product planning and marketing
  23. US: Favourite frog fronts for Ford
  24. US: Goodyear sees operating income boost
  25. JAPAN: Honda wins some, loses some in third quarter
  26. GENEVA PREVIEW: Volvo readies redesigned S80
  27. GERMANY: Audi holds 10,000 advance orders for new SUV
  28. JAPAN: Honda cuts Alabama plant output
  29. INDIA: Mahindra & Mahindra quarterly result surprises
  30. GENEVA PREVIEW: Volvo readies redesigned S80
  31. Ford Loses Rollover Case
  32. Honda To Reduce Production Of Large Cars In U.S.
  33. Mitsubishi Motors Brings Two Concept Cars to 2006 Geneva Motor Show
  34. Sanyo Electric and Volkswagen To Develop Hybrid Car Batteries
  35. Toyota RAV4 SUV Gets More Cargo Space
  36. Hobby, Model, & Diecast Cars Are Hot Wheels To Collectors
  37. Hybrid Car Buyers Get Fed Tax Break
  38. Dodge Ram Mega Cab Truck Wins Bragging Rights
  39. GENEVA PREVIEW: Alfa Romeo adding wagon and convertible to 159 range
  40. GENEVA PREVIEW: Mitsubishi concept with in-wheel motors to make world debut
  41. GENEVA PREVIEW: Mitsubishi Colt drop-top finally ready to go
  42. GOLDING'S TAKE: Roll up for the Fiat show
  43. US/BRAZIL: New small Ford SUV to be engineered in Brazil, assembled in Mexico, sold in US
  44. GENEVA PREVIEW: Mitsubishi concept with in-wheel motors to make world debut
  45. GENEVA PREVIEW: Mitsubishi Colt drop-top finally ready to go
  46. GENEVA PREVIEW: Honda to show redesigned Civic Type R and Legend
  47. US: GM replaces head of communications
  48. CHINA: Now world's second largest vehicle market but profits declining
  49. JAPAN: Suzuki boosts operating profit
  50. US: Ford extends Dana truck chassis contract
  51. BELGIUM: Toyota sets out global vision, mulls Logan fighter
  52. SOUTH KOREA: Premium vehicle demand boosts Hyundai sales
  53. JAPAN [updated 17:30GMT]: Isuzu profit falls
  54. GOLDING'S TAKE: Roll up for the Fiat show
  55. Kermit Debuts as Ford Spokesfrog for Super Bowl Ad Spot
  56. Hybrid Fuel Systems Receives EPA Certificate
  57. Five Ways for Latinos to Save on Auto Insurance
  58. EXCLUSIVE ANALYSIS: US: January sales warm up after cold start
  59. GERMANY: Folz optimistic that PSA will gain share
  60. GERMANY: DaimlerChrysler's Weber rules out massive job cuts in R&D
  61. JAPAN: Volkswagen to cooperate with Sanyo Electric on hybrid drives
  62. SPAIN: Car market slips 0.3% in January
  63. GERMANY: New car sales disappoint so far
  64. FRANCE: Vehicle market starts out on 'uncertain' trend
  65. MALAYSIA: Vehicle sales set record
  66. GENEVA PREVIEW: Kia to launch short wheelbase minivan for Europe
  67. UK: Fiat plans big spend to promote new Punto
  68. SOUTH KOREA: Mando to establish two more plants in India
  69. MALAYSIA: Proton to renew Mitsubishi alliance
  70. Symbol Of Success For Nissan
  71. Chrysler Offers Zero-percent Interest Sales Deal
  72. Honda Civic Tour Presents Black Eyed Peas
  73. Import Cars Hit Domestic Vehicle Sales
  74. BELGIUM: Volvo Ghent output hits record
  75. FRANCE: Renault aims to double Logan sales in France
  76. SOUTH KOREA: Mando to establish two more plants in India
  77. US: GM cuts production of Pontiac G6
  78. MALAYSIA: Proton to renew Mitsubishi alliance
  79. RUSSIA: State plan to rescue Russian car industry
  80. UK: Antonov reveals further details of 'option agreement' with Great Wall Motor
  81. SOUTH KOREA: GM Daewoo and Kia fight it out for 2nd spot
  82. UK: GKN Driveline announces 'more durable CVJ boots'
  83. JAPAN: Toyota considers R&D JV with FAW
  84. SOUTH AFRICA: January car sales augur well for 2006
  85. INDIA: GM contracts Wipro for IT project
  86. GERMANY/US: GM to build new two-mode hybrid transmission at Baltimore
  87. GERMANY: DC's Zetsche talks up diesel in US
  88. JAPAN: Nissan posts improved quarterly profit
  89. INDIA: GM contracts Wipro for IT project
  90. GERMANY/US: GM to build new two-mode hybrid transmission at Baltimore
  91. JAPAN: Nissan posts improved quarterly profit
  92. SOUTH KOREA: Mando to establish two more plants in India
  93. US: GM cuts production of Pontiac G6
  94. MALAYSIA: Proton to renew Mitsubishi alliance
  95. Quiet Hybrids Pose an Invisible Risk
  96. Turbo Done Right Is A Beautiful Thing
  97. More Autos Getting Touch Of Personality
  98. Fun-to-drive Mazdas Overlooked?
  99. Toyota To Unveil Full-sized Tundra at Chicago Auto Show
  100. MT Spied Index Page
  101. Rock Legend Helps Lincoln Mercury Make Beautiful Music
  102. GENEVA PREVIEW: Toyota to show European designed small SUV
  103. GENEVA PREVIEW: Toyota to show European designed small SUV
  104. US: Successful suppliers align strategies with product value
  105. GERMANY: Golf SUV launch delayed
  106. FRANCE: Faurecia reports fall in operating margin
  107. MALAYSIA: MMC and Proton sign MoU
  108. CHINA: Lunar New Year brings car sales boost
  109. SOUTH KOREA: Kia faces Slovakia hitch
  110. ITALY: Fiat and Microsoft to launch 'Blue&Me'
  111. INDIA: Toyota India workers begin protest fast
  112. MALAYSIA: MMC and Proton sign MoU
  113. GERMANY: VW agrees new early retirement scheme
  114. GERMANY: January market up 11%
  115. MARKET ANALYIS: INDIA: Car sales slowed in 2005
  116. GERMANY: January market up 11%
  117. UK: Car market fell 13.3% in January
  118. MARKET ANALYSIS: INDIA: Car sales slowed in 2005
  119. Volkswagen And Google Explore Future Navigation Systems
  120. Pink Panther: A virtual trail leads to Paris
  121. US: Federal-Mogul names new Senior VP, sales and marketing
  122. US: Kerkorian keeps up the GM pressure
  123. BRAZIL: President of Renault do Brasil retires
  124. JAPAN: Nissan lauds new paint system
  125. CHINA: Hyundai to set up finance company
  126. SOUTH KOREA: Samsung exports first SM3 compact
  127. US: American Axle reports fall in profits
  128. JAPAN: Lexus takes on Japanese luxury car market
  129. RUSSIA: AvtoVAZ develops strategy for 2020
  130. UK: Pendragon blows Lookers away on Vardy
  131. JAPAN: Toyota ups revenue and profitability in Q3
  132. US: Copart invests in lanelogic
  133. INDIA: TACO sets up battery company with GS Yuasa
  134. CANADA: Toyota to expand Woodstock capacity
  135. US [Updated 14:45GMT]: GM halves dividend; Kerkorian keeps the heat on
  136. US: Delphi announces cockpit module contract for Mercedes GL-Class SUV
  137. US: Google drops BMW Germany from search listing
  138. Some GM Cars to Get Voice Directions
  139. Dodge To Introduce Midsize Nitro SUV at Chicago Auto Show
  140. German BMW Web Site Gets Google Spanking
  141. New Wave of Chrysler Pacificas Roll Ashore
  142. Ford Splashes on Color, Moves Past The Basics
  143. US: BMW.de website back on Google's 'approved' list
  144. JAPAN: Tiny Honda bike now world's most-produced vehicle
  145. FRANCE: Renault adds more technology to Espace MPV
  146. GERMANY: Bosch redesigns ABS unit
  147. FRANCE: Renault adds more technology to Espace MPV
  148. EXCLUSIVE: SPAIN: Seat to hike Leon production
  149. US: Volkswagen takes animated film role
  150. THAILAND: Vehicle exports soar 33%
  151. GERMANY: Bosch increases turnover and earnings
  152. UK: Corus wins first contract for hydroformed crash can
  153. US: Ford to keep only two Visteon plants
  154. FRANCE: PSA automobile division turnover and profits plunge
  155. Young-At-Heart Mercury Woos Gen X-ers With Milan
  156. Tougher Seat Belt Laws Increase Seat Belt Use
  157. Onstar Debuts Updated Navigation System At Chicago Auto Show
  158. 2006 Kia Sedona Packed With New Features
  159. 2006 Nissan Xterra Campaign Dares Adventurers to "Show Us Your X"
  160. EXCLUSIVE: INDONESIA: Automotive import tariffs coming down
  161. FRANCE: Renault eyes Europe profit leadership
  162. EXCLUSIVE: INDONESIA: Automotive import tariffs coming down
  163. UK: Pendragon takes control of Reg Vardy next week
  164. FRANCE: Renault eyes Europe profit leadership
  165. INDIA: Tata Q3 net profit soars 46%
  166. INDIA: Hyundai to double output
  167. INDONESIA: Toyota boosts Indonesian exports
  168. FRANCE: Renault wants to be top European earner
  169. FRANCE: Profits under pressure at Renault
  170. GOLDING'S TAKE: French week
  171. JAPAN: Nissan to develop emerging markets car
  172. US: Black ink still flows at BorgWarner
  173. UK: New Thai-built Mitsubishi reaches Britain
  174. JAPAN: It was a loss, Jim, but not as we knew it
  175. BRAZIL: Fiat to invest $US1.12bn by 2008
  176. HONG KONG: Brilliance China eyes more BMW co-operation
  177. CHINA: China now a net vehicle exporter
  178. BRAZIL: Fiat to invest $US1.12bn by 2008
  179. JAPAN: Mazda results improve
  180. FRANCE: Valeo profits plunge
  181. CHICAGO: Kia considers North American assembly
  182. CHICAGO SHOW: Chrysler seeks small-car partner
  183. GERMANY: Audi expects US profit in 2006
  184. FRANCE: Pelata slams 'love it or hate it' Renault designs
  185. EXCLUSIVE: BRAZIL: Volkswagen forms pioneer trucka and bus assembly deal
  186. CHICAGO SHOW: Kia mulls North American assembly
  187. CHICAGO SHOW: Strike at Tower would hit Big Three
  188. EXCLUSIVE: BRAZIL: Volkswagen forms pioneer truck and bus assembly deal
  189. EXCLUSIVE: SPAIN: Sino Motors to sell Mahindra and Jiangling
  190. THE FRIDAY STORY: How to avoid getting Hertz on the road
  191. US: Visteon loss falls
  192. BREAKING NEWS: GERMANY: VW to axe up to 20,000 people
  193. Future: All-new 2007 Mazda CX-7
  194. Future: Bentley Continental GT Convertible
  195. Spied: Lotus Returns
  196. Renault says will not enter US mkt before end-2009 (Reuters)
  197. Automakers fast-track ethanol use (USATODAY.com)
  198. Mitsubishi Motors Trims Loss for 3Q (AP)
  199. Tata Motors Says Profit Up 46 Percent (AP)
  200. Dow Closes Up 25, Nasdaq Finishes Down 11 (AP)
  201. Renault CEO Unveils 'Product Offensive' (AP)
  202. Top VW executives mull sale of parts business: report (Reuters)
  203. Visteon posts quarterly profit on facility sales (Reuters)
  204. US panel to open patent probe on Toyota hybrids (Reuters)
  205. Ford says may review dealer network (Reuters)
  206. Column: GM Turnaround Plans Lack Magnitude (AP)
  207. GM sales chief says automaker needs all brands (Reuters)
  208. Ford Vice Chairman Greg Smith to Retire (AP)
  209. GM, Ford Execs Seek to Reduce Dealerships (AP)
  210. Visteon Posts 4Q Profit of $1.34B on Gain (AP)
  211. GM and UAW in talks over jobs for Delphi workers: paper (Reuters)
  212. Auto Sales Likely to Dip Slightly in 2006 (AP)
  213. Henry Ford Great-Great Grandson Joins Co. (AP)
  214. GM, Ford spar over No. 1 designation (Reuters)
  215. Ford, Chevy Spar Over 2005 Sales Data (AP)
  216. Volvo seeks to steady US sales in 2006 (Reuters)
  217. Ford, Chevy Spar Over 2005 Sales Data (AP)
  218. Future Vehicles Index Page
  219. Ford, Chevy Spar Over 2005 Sales Data (AP)
  220. RUSSIA: Hyundai to supply CV kits to Russian company
  221. INDIA: Hyundai to hit one million milestone
  222. CHICAGO AUTO SHOW: Round-up of new product launches
  223. USA: NADA forecasts US light vehicle sales drop
  224. Volvo seeks to steady U.S. sales in 2006 (Reuters)
  225. UAE: Fake parts dealers busted
  226. UK: BMW's Panke points to 'political interference' in 2000 Rover sale
  227. GERMANY: ZF revises 2005 revenue up
  228. US: DCX delivers fuel cell cars to LAX
  229. US: Toyota opens NA production support centre
  230. US: Ford disputes Chevrolet No.1 brand claim
  231. US: Ford increases Internet sales
  232. USA: NADA forecasts US light vehicle sales drop
  233. US: GM and UAW talks aim to head off Delphi strike
  234. Nanjing May Sign Another Short-Term Lease (AP)
  235. Ford, Chevy Spar Over 2005 Sales Data (AP)
  236. US: 'Sunvertible' roof has an OEM customer
  237. US: NADA forecasts US light vehicle sales drop
  238. US: Another Henry Ford enters the family business
  239. US: Ford increases Internet sales
  240. US: US market shares for GM, Ford to stabilise - JD Power
  241. US: Ford disputes Chevrolet No.1 brand claim
  242. GM, Mich. Officials to Make Announcement (AP)
  243. GM, Mich. Officials to Make Announcement (AP)
  244. Chrysler Wins Lawsuit over Racing Technology
  245. Hyundai Azera Succeeds as Near-luxury Sedan
  246. Toyota Opens Kentucky Ouput Center
  247. Redesigning A Camry Means Redesigning A Factory
  248. Honda Odyssey Offers Gas-saving Technology
  249. VW Productivity Must Rise at Marquee Brand
  250. Educating America on Delights of Diesel