The News Review:
- SportingNews.com – Your expert source for NASCAR Auto Racing stats…
- United Auto Group’s Diversity Pays ff
- Auto Web sites zoom into videos
- Bush Plans Rules to Boost Auto Fuel-Economy Standards (Update1)
- Auto Makers Roar n Wall Street
SportingNews.com – Your expert source for NASCAR Auto Racing stats…
SportingNews.com – May 14, 2007
K folks enough is enough. When I go to the racetrack as I do every weekend I want to be able to ask the question “Which car is going to win the race?” — not “Which Hendrick car is going to win the race?” The “giant sucking sound” you hear on the Cup circuit has nothing to do with the trade imbalance Ross Perot bemoaned during his runs for the White House. It has to do with the suspense that is being sucked out of the Cup series by what is universally referred to as “Hendrick dominance. The Hendrick cars win when they’re the best cars on the track because Rick’s teams don’t screw the pooch.
United Auto Group’s Diversity Pays ff
Motley Fool – May 14, 2007
Although its net income plummeted 39% in the quarter excluding the impact of a debt redemption charge and discontinued operations income increased 9. Additionally overall revenues and same-store sales took off. For its fiscal first quarter United Auto Group earned $14.
Auto Web sites zoom into videos
International Herald Tribune – May 14, 2007
Auto manufacturers sell about 280 different cars in the United States up from 208 at the start of the decade. In five years that number is expected by market researchers to reach 340. The Internet solution to this problem sounds suspiciously like its answer to everything else these days: more video. But in this case analysts said it could help buyers automakers and automotive Web sites – at least in the short term.
Bush Plans Rules to Boost Auto Fuel-Economy Standards (Update1)
Bloomberg – May 14, 2007
government plans to set newfuel-economy standards for cars by the end of 2008 and forceincreased use of alternative fuels such as ethanol to reducegreenhouse gases linked to global warming. “We're taking action'' President.
Auto Makers Roar n Wall Street
Forbes – May 14, 2007
But the investor-pleasing reports also managed to lift the shares of rival General Motors. First DaimlerChrysler pleased traders by telling the Street that it had found a buyer for its troubled Chrysler. DaimlerChrysler said it would put up 500 million euros ($677. 7 million) to shift 80.