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TIMELINE: Chrysler's road to bankruptcy

A U.S. bankruptcy judge has approved bidding procedures for the rapid sale of most of bankrupt vehicle maker Chrysler's assets.

Obama, lawmakers agree on

President Barack Obama and Democratic lawmakers reached agreement on Tuesday on a legislative proposal designed to stimulate U.S. auto sales, which have fallen to near 30-year lows.

Thresher Industries, Inc. Solution to Help Alleviate U.S. Automotive Crisis

Thresher Industries, Inc., a manufacturer of precision recycled aluminum and advanced metal matrix composite parts, announced this afternoon that it is developing a broad array of high-strength, cast aluminum components designed to help build cleaner, energy efficient vehicles. Thresher’s proprietary, biodegradable processes have already been successfully used in products for Chevrolet, Chrysler,...

Ronn Motor Company, Inc. (RNNM.PK) Finalizes Testing and Production Design of Hydrogen Injection System

Early this week, Ronn Motor Company, Inc. announced that it has completed testing and final production design for its new H2GO(TM) real time hydrogen injection system. Frigette Energy Systems and Ronn Motors executives have been conducting evaluations this week to prepare for a preliminary focused manufacturing and distribution roll-out to the general public.

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GM's Chevy Volt a Key Part of Automaker's Restructuring

General Motors Corp. unveiled its restructuring plan on Monday, which may help it avoid filing for bankruptcy protection, focusing on new product developments including a confirmation of current development plans for its highly anticipated electric vehicle, the Chevy Volt.

GM to slash 21,000 blue collar jobs

General Motors Corp. said Monday it would cut its factory workforce by 21,000 by end of 2010 and seek to do a debt for equity swap with government for more than half of its government debt as part of its restructuring plan.

VW, Peugeot, Volvo highlight auto sector woes

Plunging profit at Volkswagen (VOWG.DE), slumping sales at PSA Peugeot Citroen (PEUP.PA) and job cuts by Volvo (VOLVb.ST) on Wednesday highlighted the dire state of Europe's automotive industry.

Goldman upgrades U.S. auto sector; raises Ford to buy

Goldman Sachs upgraded the U.S. auto sector to

Honda says U.S. market shows signs of bottoming out

Honda Motor Co. President Takeo Fukui said on Tuesday the U.S. market has shown signs of having bottomed out since the start of April.

U.S. to give Chrysler, GM new aid

The Obama administration will make about $500 million available to Chrysler LLC through the end of this month as it seeks to reach an alliance with Fiat, and up to $5 billion through May to help General Motors Corp restructure outside of bankruptcy, an independent oversight report on the Treasury Department's corporate rescue fund said on Tuesday.

China brings hope, threat to global automakers

Top auto executives projected sales growth of up to 10 percent this year in China, but this lone bright spot among the world's major car markets is also producing ambitious potential rivals to the global auto majors.

U.S. and Fiat to name Chrysler board on alliance

The U.S. government and Italian carmaker Fiat SpA will appoint a board of directors for embattled automaker Chrysler following the completion of a proposed alliance between the companies, Chrysler Chief Executive Bob Nardelli said on Thursday.

VW sales may overtake Toyota as world leader

Volkswagen's global vehicle sales fell by 11.4 percent in the first quarter but its market share gains may have let it overtake Japan's Toyota Motor as the world's top-selling automaker.

Nissan's Electric car to hit U.S. market by 2010, price makes 'sense': CEO

Nissan chief executive Carlos Ghosn said on Thursday that the company will introduce zero emission cars into the U.S. market by 2010 with a price that makes sense in the market.

Brazil's auto industry markets ethanol as green

The big four auto makers in Brazil joined forces with the Sugar Cane Industry Association (Unica) on Wednesday in a campaign aimed at expanding the use of cane-based ethanol in flex-fuel vehicles.

Obama holds out hope for automakers, but bondholders wary

President Barack Obama offered a

Fiat CEO says other options to Chrysler deal

Fiat SpA's chief executive said there were other options to a partnership with troubled U.S. car maker Chrysler LLC although he still wanted seal the deal by the April 30 deadline set by Washington.

Hyundai Motor sees no recovery sign yet

The global car industry is showing no convincing signs of recovery yet as sluggishness in developed economies has deeply dented demand, a Hyundai Motor Group vice chairman said on Wednesday.

GM creditor cracks show as bankruptcy looms

The risk of a General Motors Corp bankruptcy is rising, causing bondholders to pursue independent strategies to protect their interests if GM's survival battle moves to bankruptcy court, two sources close to the government talks with GM said on Tuesday.

Honda unveils dog-friendly car

Dog-crazy Americans will soon be able to buy a pet-friendly car with a cushioned dog bed in the trunk, fitted with a built-in water bowl and fan and a ramp to help less agile dogs climb in.

All You Need To Know About Car Auctions

Buying or selling your car in an auction can give you a headache if you do not have any idea what you are getting yourself into.

Buying A Used Car: Assessing Your Needs

If you are buying a used car, you probably want to save some money. This means that you need to prioritize what is most important to you in a car.

U.S. University develops high-tech solar car

An advanced solar car that can cruise in a range from 50 to 60 miles per hour and weighs less than 500 pounds is being developed by students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

History of the Diesel Engine

The diesel engine has a long history that is intertwined closely with economic and other issues of the time.

Hybrid Cars: List Of Real Drawbacks To Owning A Hybrid Vehicle

As oil prices continue to increase amid depleting supplies and rapid growth in demand, all economies globally are feeling the setbacks of the need to curtail excessive consumption of fuel.

Ford F-Series and E-Series Reviews – What is New for 2009

Ford has always been a forerunner in the market of full-size trucks and vans.In terms of strength and durability in heavy-duty vehicles,Ford outraces its competitors.

2009 Chrysler Aspen Hybrid and Chrysler 300 Reviews

There was a time when a Chrysler‘s performance, quality and technology was unquestioned. Chrysler Corporation was one of the most successful carmakers in the world until the early 1990s.

What Are The Advantages Of Using The Hybrid Vehicles?

Many people claim to worry about the environment, but continue to drive their exhaust polluting vehicles through a thick layer of smog.

6 Tips For Saving Gas

In the past months we have seen the price of gasoline soar higher than ever before, and this can be hard on people who have a budget that is tight.

What Kind of Used Car Should I Buy?

Purchasing a used car can be a wise financial decision, costing you thousands of dollars less than a brand new vehicle from a dealership.

The Real Cost Of Your Car

Owning a car is very expensive. The real expense involves much more than your purchase price, or monthly car payment.

Used Cars:

Thinking about a used car extended warranty? Nervous about what's under the hood?

The Safer Way Of Buying A Rental Car

Acquiring a rental can be a best deal to save thousands of dollars in your pocket. There are many things to consider.

How To Buy A Luxury Car For Peanuts

The auto auction is where many used car dealers go to find deals for their company. This usually consists of the used car sales manager heading to the auto auction and buying the cars that he or she thinks will turn the biggest profit for their dealership.

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