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U.S. judge to pick lead attorneys in Toyota cases

The federal judge handling more than 100 lawsuits against Toyota Motor Corp over cars that raced out of control said on Thursday that he would decide by next week which plaintiffs lawyers would take a leading role in the massive litigation.

Zooming car sales dive palladium, platinum prices

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Platinum and palladium markets received some good news this week with the auto sales zooming in India and China. Platinum and palladium, two metals used in the high end car exhausts to cut pollution, prices depend mostly on the auto sales across the globe. With India and China reporting huge car sales in April, the prices of platinum and palladium are set to gain from this news.
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Toyota makes profit, sees ray of sunshine in storm

Toyota Motor Corp forecast a slower-than-expected recovery in earnings this year as a stronger yen and Europe's debt problems hamper efforts to undo the damage from the worst recall crisis in its history.
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U.S. transport chief: Toyota paying closer attention

The Obama administration believes Toyota Motor Corp is paying closer attention to safety concerns, but Washington continues to investigate the carmaker and will not rule out a new fine, the top U.S. transport official said on Monday.
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U.S.'s LaHood: time will tell if Toyota has changed

U.S. Transport Secretary Ray LaHood said he was encouraged by the steps Toyota Motor Corp has put in place to improve vehicle safety, but stressed he will be convinced only when its cars actually become safer.
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Consumer Reports lifts warning on Lexus SUV

Consumer Reports lifted on Friday its warning not to buy Toyota Motor Corp's Lexus GX 460 sports utility vehicle, after the automaker recalled vehicles for repairs and made changes on the assembly line.
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Toyota to keep U.S. sales incentives through June 1

Toyota Motor Corp is extending heavy discounts to boost U.S. auto sales for a third month, U.S. Toyota executives said on Monday, as the automaker tries to recover from a series of damaging safety recalls.
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GM April U.S. sales up 6 percent

General Motors Co posted a 6.4 percent increase in U.S. auto sales for April from a year earlier, lagging an expected rise of about 20 percent in the overall industry which has been helped by incentives.
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Key lawmakers want new, tougher auto standards

U.S. auto regulators would be required to establish minimum standards to prevent unintended acceleration and carmakers would pay substantially higher fines for withholding safety information from the government, according to draft legislation being circulated.
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Toyota resumes selling Lexus SUV

Toyota Motor Corp announced on Thursday it was resuming sales of its Lexus GX 460 sports utility vehicle that were halted for two weeks.
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Toyota, Ally auto ABS deals meet solid demand

Underwriters for Toyota Auto and Ally Master Owner Trust asset-backed offerings on Thursday launched larger-than-expected auto sales at tighter spread levels as investors chased supply, market sources said.
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China's Brilliance Auto halts Europe exports -execs

Brilliance Auto, BMW's partner in China, has halted its car exports to Europe after its in-house designed BS4 and BS6 sedans met with a cool reception, highlighting the quality issues facing Chinese automakers eager to tap mature markets.
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Toyota to recall 50,000 Sequoia SUVs

Toyota Motor Corp will voluntarily recall about 50,000 Sequoia sport utilities because the stability system could cause an unexpected problem with low-speed acceleration, the company said on Wednesday.
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Honda cautious on full year as competition heats up

Honda Motor Co forecast a smaller-than-expected 10 percent rise in full year operating profit and warned of stiffer competition as Korean and U.S. automakers roll out models to rival its fuel-efficient line-up.
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Ford posts quarterly profit, raises 2010 outlook

Ford Motor Co posted a stronger-than-expected $2.1 billion quarterly profit and said it would be solidly profitable in 2010, a year ahead of schedule, driven by strong U.S. sales and market share gains.
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Porsche recalls all Panameras in embarrassing move

Performance sports car maker Porsche AG's sterling reputation for quality took a severe dent on Tuesday, when it recalled every Panamera it built only months after the model line was launched to much fanfare.

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