• When a Supplier Fails
• Fuel price cuts, economy crimp Honda
• Car Slump Jolts Toyota, Halting 70 Years of Gain
• The end of the road for U.S. carmakers? Are the Big Three worth saving?
• Ford has 2 finalists for car, truck of the year.
• Chrysler LLC shuts down its plants for a month.
• Isuzu, Toyota Put Clean Diesel Engine Project On Hold.
• Honda's in crisis mode, cuts outlook
• Auto Parts Makers - Key Plastics LLC and Special Devices Inc. File For Bankruptcy.
• Toyota halts U.S. Prius project
• Industry aid fails in the Senate
• Tough talk on Detroit Three doesn't consider suppliers
• Honda withdraws from Formula One racing
• Honda Racing F1 Team takes environmental pole position
• The "Big Three" can do something right!
• Stung Toyota cuts production deeper in N.A.
• Automakers struggle to survive past mistakes
• U.S. rejects GM's call for government financial help in a merger
• Ford reduces earnings forecasts - To axe 1,700 more white-collar jobs - 2005
• Asian brands dominate car quality rankings
• GM stops matching 401(k) payments to all employees’ 401(k) savings plans
• G.M. and Chrysler Explore Merger
• Where to find GM Technical Sevice Bulletins?
• GM shares fall to lowest level since 1950
• Chrysler names Denso its first 'Supplier of Choice'
• GM Posts $15.5 Billion Second-Quarter Loss
• GM to cut jobs, bonuses, and dividend
• How GM Plans To Dominate The Electric Vehicle Market
• Toyota eyes new batteries, engines.
• BMW Introduces GINA Concept Car, Covered In Fabric
• Automotive History Of Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
• Ford plans white-collar layoffs
• Tesla Motors has opened their first retail store
• Managing risks - destroy your products to protect your brand.
• Auto Fair for 2008 Beijing
• Health Care Report (AIAG)
• Anyone Else Curious About the Loremo?
• Jaguar, Land Rover sale announcement set for March 5 or 6
• GM Offers Buyouts to all Hourly Workers
• Ford execs compare Taurus to Homer Simpson
• Agassi, Renault Nissan & Israel announce project for oil-independent country
• Chrysler's Campi (new purchasing boss) will move fast to buy global.
• India's Tata Motors to Produce $2,200 Car
• Toyota ousts Ford as No. 2 US automaker
• GM Loses US$39 Billion in 3rd Quarter of 2007
• UAW reaches tentative contract with Ford
• Fuel Prices Linked to the Oil Market
• Fuel Prices Link To The Oil Market - The Oil Tree
• UAW-Chrysler contract ratification in trouble
• UAW picks GM as strike target
• Any news from AutoTech 2007?
• Monster VW GOLF W12 - The Stuff Dreams are Made of!
• Autoline Detroit unveils its first Automotive Supplier Score Card
• Suppliers Deserve Credit for Quality Boom
• Delphi Workers Accept Pay Cuts
• Chery looks to pick off Western car markets
• Ghosn Cuts Nissan Board Bonus
• Delphi to close, sell most plants under deal
• Labor Woes at Toyota Outlined
• Stretched by growth, Toyota evolves to Plan B
• Auto Makers Missing the Point?
• DaimlerChrysler set to sell Chrysler to Cerberus
• Toyota's Win That Wasn't
• Toyota Passes GM To Top World Auto Sales For First Time
• Ford CEO gets $28M for 4 months work
• Kerkorian bids $4.5B in cash for Chrysler
• X Prize For a 100-MPG Car
• Big Three get March 2007 U.S. sales beating, Toyota cheers
• Toyota Finally Settles Sludge Lawsuit
• Auto workers occupy Scarborough, Canada plant
• Sirius Satellite TV in some 2008 Chryslers.
• How do you tell which car is more American?
• Bad news for Spain. Delphi anounced yesterday the closing of Delphi Cadiz Plant
• Recent article from the BBC website (American Automotive)
• Luxury brands take beating in auto-reliability survey
• Toyota poised to overtake GM as the world's largest automaker in 2007
• GM in early talks to buy Chrysler
• Daimler may dump ailing Chrysler as 13,000 more jobs are cut
• Chrysler to Eliminate Nearly 13,000 Jobs
• DaimlerChrysler Plans to Cut 10,000 Jobs, Close Plants
• Ford posts its worst loss in history
• Ford Motor exec gives up free use of corporate jet to go home
• The rebirth of the electric car? GM's Chevy Volt
• Toyota Revs Up Push in U.S.
• Ford Makes The Microsoft BSOD A Model Option
• Toyota to Detroit: We Will Bury You
• Reports say Chrysler will cut production to trim inventories
• Cities face life without 16 Ford plants - Ford leaves cities in limbo
• 38,000 Ford workers take buyout offers
• Automotive product new environmental performance indicator
• Ford bondholders zero in on cash, not recovery values
• There's Detroit and there's Trnava
• Electronic wedge brakes will change the way we stop
• Detroit's Big Three seek White House help
• US domestic cars make gains in reliability
• Ford Reports Loss of $5.8 Billion in 3rd Quarter
• Chrysler to cut car prices in US
• Honda to expand production in the UK Swindon plant
• Ford Slashing 10,000 More Salaried Jobs, Closes 2 Plants
• California Sues Carmakers over Global Warming
• GM, Ford could merge or form alliance
• Why American Companies in the Automobile Arena are Losing Money?
• Ford, UAW agree to offer buyouts to ALL hourly employees
• Ford to Slash Production and Shutter Plants
• Ford Motor Philippines Is Closing? Ford Cuts Jobs Around the World
• Ranking Forbes Automobile industries. The World's Biggest Public Companies
• Toyota Nearer to GM on Sales - Profit Rises 39%
• Fifth Largest Auto Industry Recall in U.S. History - Ford Trucks, Vans, SUVs
• The energy of the future for future cars .pdf file
• Car Sales in U.S. Drop 10.5% in June
• Ford bails out on hybrid promise - June 2006
• GM/Renault/Nissan? Strange bedfellows?
• Honda Selects Indiana for $550 Million Assembly Plant
• GM to shed quarter of workforce this year
• Indian Auto major Tata motors planning to launch 2200USD cars
• Delphi, GM and UAW reach broad buyout deal
• Toyota recalls nearly 1 million vehicles worldwide - Steering Shaft Assembly
• Ford Has $1.19 Bln 1st-Qtr Loss on Job-Cutting Costs
• Delphi, GM Reach Deals With UAW on Hourly Worker Buyouts
• GM Begins Firing Salaried Workers at About 30 U.S. Locations
• Days After Worker Buyouts, GM to Cut Hundreds of Salaried Jobs
• G.M. Freezes Pension Plan of Its Salaried Workers
• As Delphi delays, losses grow, pensions shrink, move to US$10/hr hourly wages
• As GM withers, so do US towns that once depended on auto industry
• Volkswagen to cut up to 20,000 workers at VW brand
• Toyota Vies for One of Detroit's Last Strongholds - Pickup Trucks
• Watch Out GM, Toyota Profit Rises 34%
• Toyota Reaches 15 Million Mark in North American Production
• Honda Accord Advanced Driver Assist System (ADAS) auto-pilot system
• Lear Pays the Price - Loses Chrysler group business
• GM Dying in the US - GM ups job cuts to 30,000 jobs as it shuts plants, facilities
• Ford to cut between 25,000 and 30,000 jobs in North America
• Delphi pulls trigger - Bankruptcy!
• DaimlerChrysler says it will cut 6,000 administrative jobs over three years
• Corporate benefits, GM, and profit.
• Drive By Wire - Coming soon, lay back and relax?
• First Chinese auto for sale in the US in Detroit auto show
• Kerkorian aide urges ailing GM to cut salaries (for low level US employees...)
• Mr. Ford's Wrong Turn - Why U.S. Automakers Can't Blame Japan
• 2006 North America International Auto Show - Picture Gallery
• Honda introduces its new small car, the Fit
• GM worldwide sales were at their highest level in 27 years
• Japan automakers set U.S. sales records
• Shanghai GM sets the stage for a price war - The biggest car seller in China
• Chevy outsells Ford in 2005 but Foreign Competitution Increases
• GM stock price skids to 20 year low - Shares slipped as low as $18.33
• Daimler sells two engine-making businesses
• GM to Nearly Triple India Automobile Production
• General Motors' Rick Wagoner's View of the automotive industry
• Ford's newest SUV is B-I-G - Tentatively called "Everest"
• Ford, UAW Sign Tentative Health Care Pact That Trims Benefits
• Ford - Elimination of 30,000 salaried jobs - Closing of 10 North American factories
• Ford likely to close five North American plants
• Toyota vehicle recalls double in 2005
• Toyota poised to overtake GM as the world's number one automaker
• GM tried to mask its billion-dollar third-quarter loss with bright news
• Ford to cut 4,000 jobs in North America as stock price continues fall
• Ford recalling 200,000 '06 SUVs and pickups over wiper motor
• Foreign automakers shifting focus - Localization for parts and quality improvement
• GM scores big against union members! Slash health-care costs
• SEC subpoenas GM accounting records!
• Ford loses $284 million, predicts plant closings - October 2005
• Toyota - even the mighty have glitches
• Delphi may file for bankruptcy
• Lawsuit says Delphi faked sales to improve financial reports
• GM to place more emphasis on hybrids - Too Little Too Late
• Ford's U.S. Auto Sales Fall - Toyota, Nissan Gain
• DaimlerChrysler to Cut 8,500 Jobs in Germany to Revive Profit
• Ford Launches Hybrid Initiative - Vows To Make 250,000 A Year by 2010
• Delphi - bankruptcy strongarm tactic?
• Ford to take aggressive stance on costs
• Predictive Maintenance? GM pitches "smart" cars to cut back on discounts
• Fiat and Ford forge car alliance to build a new car on the Panda platform
• CAW braces for job cuts at Ford
• Ford Recalls 3.8 Million Pickups, SUVs
• Moody’s cuts GM, Ford debt to junk
• Visteon - what went wrong?
• Experimental Hybrid Cars Get Up to 250 Mpg
• Honda Motor Co. will recall thousands of its Odyssey minivans - Airbag Sensors
• GM plunges into $1bn quarterly loss
• Woodstock, Ontario, Canada gets a Toyota RAV-4 Assembly Plant
• A sad tale - Daewoo
• Millions of Ford vehicles have fire risk part - Cruise-control deactivation switch
• GM to Slash 25,000 Jobs by 2008
• Electric cars as fast as a Ferrari
• Recalls: Toyota, DaimlerChrysler, Honda - May 2005
• Visteon to slash plants and workers - May 2005
• Toyota Issues Recall - Problems with the front suspension
• Toyota Prius hybrid software glitch - Stalling at highway speeds
• Global Motors - Does your organization (workplace) receive government subsidies?
• S&P cuts both Ford and GM's bond ratings to Junk status
• GM recalls more than 2 million vehicles - Lap Belt Problems
• GM to Cut North American White-Collar Workers
• Ford Sales Drop, Rising Costs Hit Profit
• British government loans MG Rover US$12.2 million - Brother, can you spare a dime?
• MG Rover, Britain's last independent carmaker, has filed for bankruptcy
• NHTSA - Ford Focus and Dodge Durango (Daimler-Chrysler) to be recalled
• Fiat and GM on road to court battle - Fiat wants to sell
• Ford recalls nearly 800,000 pickups, SUVs - Jan. 27, 2005
• Michelin Tweel could dramatically change tyre technology

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