Auto Show Move In Picks Up Speed
Detroit's Cobo Center is well along in its transformation into the North American International Auto Show.
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Detroit's Cobo Center is well along in its transformation into the North American International Auto Show.
The top executive at General Motors said Friday that the automaker's attempt to rebound from its bankruptcy is being hindered by salary limits the government has clamped on executives at companies that accepted federal bailouts.
While many of President Obama's supporters have criticized his compromise on tax cuts, the United Auto Workers Union has very quietly endorsed the plan.
Chevrolet confirming that the sub-compact car to be build at GM's Orion Plant will be named the Sonic.
A Canadian electric power company says it's postponing a planned shipment of 16 old generators with radioactive parts across three of the Great Lakes on their way to a recycling plant in Sweden.
The Dearborn Fire Department has some new rescue equipment, and Ford was able to help them test it out.
An investment at Ford's Louisville Assembly plant will have implications at the company's factories across the country.
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Several Michigan members of Congress, among those asking the Obama administration not to give vehicles letter grades to rate their fuel economy performance, saying the proposed grading system, "unfairly promotes certain vehicles over others."
Some big honors for the auto designers of the future.
A glimpse of the future, as General Motors shows off Robonaut 2 at it's technical center in Warren.. The robot was jointly developed by GM and NASA.
There are reports that improved profit sharing could be at the heart of the next UAW contract with the domestic three auto companies.
Ford lining up the buyers for its new electric Transit Connect cargo van. They've identified seven companies and utilities that will be purchasing the electric vehicle to go into fleets.