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Dec. 13, 2011

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Chevy Cruze Could Dictate Direction of Compact-Car Segment in 2012

Just how aggressive pricing in the segment will become likely hinges on the fortunes of the leading Cruze and how desperate both domestic and Asian auto makers are to regain share....More
Dec. 1, 2011

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Germans Unveil Fresh Metal in Tokyo

BMW, which this year celebrates 30 years in Japan, plans to battle domestic auto makers in a segment they dominate with its new ActiveHybrid 5 that debuts here and goes on sale next year....More
Nov. 30, 2011

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Ghosn Forecasts Growing Weather Calamities to Drive EV Sales

If countries cannot agree on how to reduce rising global temperatures, "expect to see much more disasters," Nissan’s CEO says....More
Nov. 30, 2011

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Tokyo Auto Show Mood Turns Bright

Japan’s auto show long has been known for the wackiest concept cars in the industry, but many of this year’s models have production intentions....More
Nov. 30, 2011

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Subaru Unveils Production BRZ Sports Car in Tokyo

The coupe, developed jointly by Subaru and Toyota is touted as lightweight at 2,690 lbs.,with a low center of gravity due to the engine placement....More
Nov. 28, 2011

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North America to See Painfully Slow Climb in 2012

Light-vehicle production will increase 600,000 units, from 12.9 million this year to 13.5 million next year, and 80% of that growth will be from Asian and European auto makers....More
Nov. 28, 2011

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Suppliers Still Suffering From Bunker Mentality

Every encouraging economic sign for suppliers in 2011 seemed to be offset by the Europe debt crisis, middling consumer confidence in the U.S. and natural disasters, such as the earthquake in Japan....More
Nov. 28, 2011

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Possibility of More Regulations Worry Auto Dealers

NADA is active on Capitol Hill and across the country, trying to explain what roles dealers do and don’t play in auto lending....More
Nov. 28, 2011

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OEMs Differ, More or Less, on Issues Facing Industry

WardsAuto takes the pulse of the U.S. industry with a survey of top auto maker executives....More
Nov. 28, 2011

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Ford’s Fields Cautiously Optimistic for 2012

Electrified vehicles are an “important option for people, but likely not the highest-volume one,” Mark Fields says....More

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Chevy Cruze Could Dictate Direction of Compact-Car Segment in 2012

Germans Unveil Fresh Metal in Tokyo

Ghosn Forecasts Growing Weather Calamities to Drive EV Sales

Tokyo Auto Show Mood Turns Bright

Subaru Unveils Production BRZ Sports Car in Tokyo

North America to See Painfully Slow Climb in 2012

Suppliers Still Suffering From Bunker Mentality

Possibility of More Regulations Worry Auto Dealers

OEMs Differ, More or Less, on Issues Facing Industry

Ford’s Fields Cautiously Optimistic for 2012

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