Archives: February 2009
The News Review:
- Asian vehicles top Consumer Reports auto ranking — again
- Nissan will skip Detroit auto show again in 2010
- Auto Club: Analysis Shows Large Reduction in Deaths for ther Road …
- As GM losses deepen bankruptcy fears grow
- Federal Aid Request For Auto Suppliers n Temporary Hold
The News Review:
- Chrysler CE Bob Nardelli to Meet With Auto Task Force Today
- Visteon May Not Meet Loan Terms as Auto Sales Slump
- China Said to Encourage Shanghai Auto to Buy Rivals
- Goal of US auto task force not bankruptcy-senator
- President bama scolds auto industry gives hope
- UAW boss backs Ford contract concessions
- This Week in Auto Racing February 27 – March 1
The News Review:
- Automakers go eyeball to eyeball
- Kurt Busch moves up in NASCAR Sprint Cup standings
- Magna Has Second Straight Loss as Auto utput Slides
- China Auto Logistics Continues to Accelerate Toward National …
- Autoliv Lowers utlook Amid Stalled Auto Production
The News Review:
- Five things you may have missed in auto racing
- Changan Auto China Carmaker to pen Mexico Factory Next Year
- Matt Kenseth Pulls Away To Win Auto Club 500
- Auto Club 500: race information prediction and more
The News Review:
- Auto Club 500: race information prediction and more
- Auto loans barely favored in Michigan poll
- NASCAR Auto Club 500 Predictions
- Geithner Summers Kick ff Auto Task Force Mtg
- Raceday Your guide to today’s Auto Club 500
- GM Seeks Canada Aid To Cover PensionRetiree Costs
The News Review:
- Auto loans barely favored in Michigan poll
- Geithner Summers Kick ff Auto Task Force Mtg
- This Week in Auto Racing February 20 – February 22
- GM Seeks Canada Aid To Cover PensionRetiree Costs
- GM Shares Down As Its Market Capitalization Drops Below $1 Billion
- Auto Club Speedway – Fontana CA
The News Review:
- Chrysler Renews GM Merger Idea in Plan to bama Panel
- Auto briefs
- Group 1 cuts orders costs as US auto sales slide
- Thailand Mulls Ways To Aid Auto Sector GM’s Thai perations – Min
The News Review:
- Bottom line: US auto industry says it needs $97.4 billion to live
- Auto bailout tab could top $130 billion
- Auto Club doubles up weekend races to boost attendance
- GM Plan Success Still Hinges n Reaching Tough UAW Deal
- bama Takes n Auto Crisis Without a ‘Czar’