The flexible new BMW sport-activity vehicle is refined and is sure to shake things up in its segment
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Updates from November, 2009
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6:42 pm on November 30, 2009
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6:42 pm on November 30, 2009
The Obama administration wants to increase to nine months the time allowed for crushing or shredding a traded-in vehicle under the cash-for-clunkers program, citing the burden placed on disposal facilities by the unexpected popularity of last…
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6:42 pm on November 30, 2009
Peter Brown, who has steered the editorial operations of Automotive News for more than two decades, will become publisher Jan. 1.
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6:42 pm on November 30, 2009
Peter Brown, who has steered the editorial operations of Automotive News for more than two decades, will become publisher Jan. 1.
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6:42 pm on November 30, 2009
General Motors Co. has paid back all of an emergency loan it had received for Opel, regaining full control of the European brand and dissolving a trust that held a 65 percent stake in Opel.
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6:42 pm on November 30, 2009
Hyundai Motor Co. may be growing globally despite the recession, but business in Japan is so bad the carmaker has decided to pull out after just eight years in the country.
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6:42 pm on November 30, 2009
Ford is cranking up the horsepower on the 2011 Mustang as it tries to win back muscle car sales from its archrival, the Chevrolet Camaro.Popularity: unranked [?]
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6:42 pm on November 30, 2009
Major automakers are expected to report flat U.S. auto sales for November from a year ago — another sign the industry is on the mend after a bruising downturn that forced extensive restructuring early this year.
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6:42 pm on November 30, 2009
Ford Motor Co. today had its plea to review a rollover-liability case rebuffed by the U.S. Supreme Court, leaving the automaker to pay the $55 million punitive-damage award.
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6:42 pm on November 30, 2009
Ford Motor Co. today had its plea to review a rollover-liability case rebuffed by the U.S. Supreme Court, leaving the automaker to pay the $55 million punitive-damage award.
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