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U.S. car and truck sales showed signs of stabilizing in June after a year of sharp declines, but every major automaker except Honda Motor Co.
2009 Chevrolet HHR Review: Chevrolet's 1940s Suburban Throwback
Well, maybe it is, but since the PT Cruiser had been on the market since 1999 , it does seem reasonable that GM would want to get in on the retro wagon market after Chrysler had been in the market without competition for 6 years.
Chrysler PT Cruiser Survives Through 2011
Technically, it's a small minivan, but the retro-styled gangster look has always disguised that fact completely.
Metro blog: Lake Highlands' HOA retreats on disabled vet's decals
A Lake Highlands homeowners association is backing down from a fight it picked with a retired Marine.
Uncle Sam Fuels Detroit Sales With Big Vehicle Buy
Amid its demand to Detroit to promote fuel-efficient vehicles, the U.S. government is spending $287 million to purchase more than 17,000 cars and trucks from Detroit's three automakers -- among them two types of pickups and a minivan.
Changes caused by gas costs linger
Gasoline prices were well on their way to their $4 peak this time last year. As motorists radically cut back, the price fell to below $2 but is climbing again.
Small U.S. Cars Need to Be Attractive Plus Inexpensive
Jun. 18--Americans don't like small cars. That's a good one. Tell me another. There's a 60-year history from the original VW Beetle to the Chrysler PT Cruiser, Scion xB and Mini Cooper that proves otherwise.
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Indiana Chevy Dealer Gets Ready for Proposed "Cash for Clunkers" Bill
An Indianapolis Area Chevrolet Dealer is preparing for what could be a considerable increase in sales if the proposed Cash for Clunkers Bill is passed into law.
Sonoma Chevrolet keeps GM contract
General Motors has terminated contracts with 1,100 national dealerships but the list does not include Sonoma Chevrolet, owner Dan Roseland confirmed.
How China Could Rescue General Motors
See Part I by clicking here . ] For anyone who still disputes that we're operating in a global economy these days, consider this bit of business irony: The long-term survival of America's biggest car company could depend on how well it does in Mainland China.
Kia's got a brand new bag. Like the way the godfather of soul James Brown's style and energy blasted American music out of the easy-listening blahs, the 2010 Kia Soul hatchback mainlines fun and funk into a bland brand heretofore defined by the logical appeal of low prices and long warranties.
Meals On Wheels Striking Gold In June
Tuolumne County Meals On Wheels is truly striking gold this month thanks to the Sonora Area Foundation and the May SOS campaign.
Sonora Area Foundation Continues To Benefit Tuolumne County
In addition to the $500,000 May SOS Campaign, the Sonora Area Founation continues to benefit a number of non-profits with a recent series of grants.
Allure of Chevy Malibus Overwhelms Car Buyer Concerns Over Bankrupt Makers
George Greiling, a Perot Systems Corp. consultant, assessed the risk that General Motors Corp.
GM May sales drop 29 percent, but show improvement over April levels
General Motors Corp. said Tuesday that its May U.S. vehicle sales dropped 29 percent, but showed significant improvement from their April levels.
Mexico: General Motors' Production Plans Strong at Ramos Arizpe Plant
General Motors is making world headlines for its bankruptcy filing today, but here in Mexico, the plans for production of GM products make sunny news.
HOA tells veteran to scrape off Marine Corps Bumperstickers...Or else
Find out more about Michael: Michael Sheena has been a car nut for as long as he can remember.
Driven: 2010 Ford Transit Connect
We don't usually break much automotive news here in New York City, unless it's in bankruptcy court .
TheCarConnection.com reports here on its initial driving experiences with the 2009 Nissan Cube in this comprehensive Bottom Line assessment.