GM Says Cadillac Will Spruce Up Showrooms
More than 200 Cadillac dealerships nationwide will spend thousands of dollars each to spruce up their showrooms in an effort to better compete with Lexus, Mercedes and other luxury brands.
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More than 200 Cadillac dealerships nationwide will spend thousands of dollars each to spruce up their showrooms in an effort to better compete with Lexus, Mercedes and other luxury brands.
Ford Motor Co. has finalized a deal with Russian automaker Sollers to build and sell cars and other vehicles in Russia, a key part of Ford's ambitious overseas growth plan.
State regulators have issued $200,000 in fines against Chrysler for safety violations found during the investigation of a worker's death at a central Indiana factory.
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Painful as it was, General Motors CEO Dan Akerson says the bankruptcy set up GM for its rebirth to become a competitive 21st century automaker.
Mazda says it will stop building the midsize Mazda 6 at its only U.S. factory in Flat Rock, Michigan.
General Motors plans to invest 130 million dollars to consolidate global data operations to the Warren Tech Center.
The concept is this: The more you drive, the more you would pay
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Chrysler's CEO says the end of government involvement in his company will make the future simpler, as they now try to merge two companies into one.
A newspaper in Japan is reporting Mazda may be pulling out of the AutoAlliance plant in Flat Rock.
After being on the sidelines for two years, General Motors is returning to the Woodward Dream Cruise in a big way.
Ford is bringing out one of the smallest engines to ever go into an American car, and it's all in the name of fuel economy.
In the only speech from a labor leader scheduled for the Mackinac Policy Conference, UAW president Bob King urged business owners and executives to reject political extremism.
Concerns about vehicle shortages battered Japanese carmakers in May, pulling overall car and truck sales down about five per cent.