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AutoTrader.com said to be in talks for initial public stock offering
AutoTrader, which runs a Web site linking buyers and sellers of new and used cars, is talking to banks about a potential initial public offering, a person with knowledge of...
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Hesterberg says TrueCar.com harms dealers
Group 1 Automotive CEO Earl Hesterberg believes TrueCar.com is harmful to dealers and automakers and questions the online shopping site's value to the industry.
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Krafcik: Capacity crimps Hyundai
Hyundai Motor America, which doubled the industry's 10 percent sales gain in 2011, will not see similar gains this year, its top executive said.
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SPX, Aker Wade will develop EV fast chargers
SPX Service Solutions and Aker Wade Power Technologies plan to jointly develop EV fast chargers for the global vehicle market, the companies said today.
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Majority of Lincoln dealers in key markets agree to renovations, new facilities
More than half of the Lincoln dealers in the top 130 U.S. markets have agreed to improve their dealerships, according to Ford marketing chief Jim Farley.
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Report: Eastwood's Chrysler ad will be pep talk for the nation
Chrysler plans a two-minute Super Bowl commercial featuring Clint Eastwood giving the country a pep talk, sources told The Wall Street Journal today.
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Detroit automakers oppose Japan joining trade talks
Detroit automakers are urging President Barack Obama to reject Japan's bid to join talks on a regional free trade agreement, the head of an automotive group representing GM, Ford and...
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Mazda launches new ads online first
Mazda is launching a big advertising campaign this weekend, but it's mostly skipping Sunday's big game. Mazda is leaning on about 2 million brand enthusiasts, customers, dealers and employees to...
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Under the hood: GM's blueprint for Volt 2.0
The Chevrolet Volt stands as the most heavily promoted -- and harshly scrutinized -- vehicle from General Motors in decades. And that's just version 1.0.
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Toyota sees 21% rise in global group sales this year
Toyota is forecasting global sales will rise 21 percent this year to 9.58 million units, as its production recovers from natural disasters in Japan and Thailand.
Consumer Reports - car blog
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Harley-Davidson goes old school with new motorcycle models: Seventy-Two, Softail Slim
Harley-Davidson goes old school with new motorcycle models: Seventy-Two, Softail Slim...
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Honda recalls 2012 Crosstour and Accord for air bag issues
Honda recalls 2012 Crosstour and Accord for air bag issues ...
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Sneak peek: Larger, five-door Fiat 500L
Sneak peek: Larger, five-door Fiat 500L The Fiat portfolio...
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Recall: 2011 Toyota RAV4—Non-compliant curtain shield air bags
Recall: 2011 Toyota RAV4—Non-compliant curtain shield air bags Toyota...
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Car owners wins lawsuit over Honda Civic Hybrid mileage claims
Car owners wins lawsuit over Honda Civic Hybrid mileage claims ...
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Tire testing: Results from a ski mountain reveal key differences between car tires
Tire testing: Results from a ski mountain reveal key differences between...
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Honda recalls 2011-12 Ridgeline pickup trucks for spare tire issues
Honda recalls 2011-12 Ridgeline pickup trucks for spare tire issues ...
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Test complete video: 2012 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara
Test complete video: 2012 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara When...
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First drive video: 2013 Chevrolet Malibu
First drive video: 2013 Chevrolet Malibu We’ve just completed...
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Test complete video: 2012 Toyota Prius V
Test complete video: 2012 Toyota Prius V Toyota has...
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