Japanese Car Companies Bounce Back After Disaster
Japanese car companies appear to be bouncing back from the devastation of last March's earthquake and tsunami.
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Japanese car companies appear to be bouncing back from the devastation of last March's earthquake and tsunami.
Although we're still three days away from the "official" start to this year's Dream Cruise, some of the classic cars can already be spotted out along Woodward Avenue.
What gets your heart racing? A high-speed drive in a Mustang GT? Access to an exclusive, highly restricted test track? You can do all of this and more at Ford's Get Your Heart Racing on Oct. 15.
There will be a somber side to this weekend's Dream Cruise.
Fiat is teaming with another Italian icon as it tries to re-establish the brand in the United States.
A new study shows that American buyers are more satisfied with their cars, but not necessarily American cars.
A new statewide drunken driving crackdown begins on Friday, and will run through September 5th.
The U.S. government has agreed to pay $10.8 million to settle Ford Motor Co.'s claim for cleaning up its Rouge complex from pollutants dating back to its role as a military production site in World War I.
The Ferndale event promotes an alternative means of getting around free of fossil fuels during the Green Cruise.
Two workers at Ford's Dearborn Rouge Plant are suffering from burn injuries after a faulty expansion joint failed - shooting out hot steam.
Drivers filling up their tanks heading into the weekend may see an unpleasant surprise at the pump, a price hike one expert calls "virtually unexplainable."
General Motors is recalling thousands of 2012 Chevrolet Impala and Buick LaCrosse models to fix safety problems.
General Motors has awarded a production contract to A123 Systems, a developer and manufacturer of advanced Nanophosphate lithium ion batteries and systems, for complete battery packs to be used in future GM electric vehicles to be sold in select global markets. The batteries will be built at A123's plant in Livonia
General Motors Co. says battery maker A123 Systems Inc. will produce batteries to be used in future electric vehicles being sold in select global markets.
President Barack Obama's visit to an advanced battery facility in western Michigan is expected to highlight how technology could help automakers reach new fuel efficiency standards.