Archives: November 2008
The News Review:
- Auto dealers brace for more low sales with results due Tuesday
- MARK PHELAN Nissan’s auto show pullout to reverberate
- Local Pillars Auto Dealerships Teeter as Big Three Decline
- US auto industry’s health affecting Silicon Valley chip makers
- Slovakia EU’s Detroit maneuvers around meltdown
- AUTO INDUSTRY SALES
- Congress Prepares to Reconsider Aid Package for Auto Makers
The News Review:
- Putting a Face on Big Auto
- ‘ยข No dropouts for Grand Rapids’ Michigan International Auto Show
- Crowds gather for Auto Show
- Congress Prepares to Reconsider Aid Package for Auto Makers
The News Review:
- Obama Chides Auto Makers in Fresh Blow
- Texas senators reluctant to support auto bailout
- Congress Prepares to Reconsider Aid Package for Auto Makers
- Ford Resists Pressure to Cut CEO Compensation
- Magna Closing Ontario Auto-Parts Plants as Sales Drop (Update3)
- VW building Tenn. assembly plant during hard times
- Toyota Nissan Lead Decline in Japan Auto Output on Export Drop
The News Review:
- Poll: Auto bailout a bad idea
- Nissan to return to Chicago Auto Show
- Congress Prepares to Reconsider Aid Package for Auto Makers
- US Auto Workers Must Accept Benefit Cuts For Government Help Chamber
- Magna Closing Ontario Auto-Parts Plants as Sales Drop (Update3)
The News Review:
- Caravan of Auto Company Backers Hopes to Win Over Washington
- Auto Makers Settle for Tough Love
- Officials say auto CEOs must be specific on bailout plans
- Obama: Auto Executives ‘Tone Deaf’ to Concerns of Ordinary Americans
The News Review:
- Fed Must Speed Aid to Auto Credit Units, Schumer Says (Update2)
- Auto Makers Settle for Tough Love
- UPDATE: Edmunds Sees 28% Drop In November US Auto Sales
- LA Auto Show: Hyundai Genesis coupe — Mo’ muscle, less cash
The News Review:
- Officials say auto CEOs must be specific on bailout plans
- Obama Adviser Issues Warning To Detroit Auto Makers – AP
- US Auto Makers Look to Federal Sales Incentives
- Past auto bailouts have critical lessons for US now
- LA Auto Show pushes efficiency
- Pelosi: ‘Not Helping The Auto Industry Is Not An Option’