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NADA: New Fuel Economy Standards Harmful to Consumers
How many people will no longer be able to afford a new vehicle if the government raises the price of a new car by about $3,000?
2011 Car Sales: Gains Across the Board, Save Honda and Toyota
All three domestic brands increased their market share in 2011, something that hadn’t happened since 1988.
Fisker Karma Gets 20 MPG: Worst “Green” Car Ever?
Despite federal loans and promises to utilize a defunct General Motors manufacturing plant to produce their cars, Fisker has outsourced production and their cars aren’t being built in the United States.
Fisker Gets Half-Billion Dollar Government Loan, But Offshores Manufacturing
An extended-range electric vehicle (EV), the Fisker Karma employs a powertrain similar to that in the Chevrolet Volt.
GM Looks to Streamline Operations
The rise and fall of General Motors featured mistakes that are considered typical in huge conglomerates.
Muscle Cars Outsell Hybrids in May, Despite Gas and Insurance Prices
In spite of gas prices that were above $4.00 a gallon in most parts of the United States, Detroit’s big three sold more muscle cars than the total combined sales of hybrids from all manufacturers in the month of May.
Another Day, Another 2.2 Million Toyotas Recalled
Today, Toyota announced a significant expansion of their continuing recalls centered around the unintended acceleration controversy. They have recalled almost 8 million vehicles in the last year.