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Chris Amos is a longtime car enthusiast, freelance automotive writer and Journalism Masters student at Georgetown. His reviews have appeared in About.com, Automotive Rhythms.com and he has worked closely with the automobile and mobile electronics industries. Chris welcomes your questions and comments at his website nextgenautos.com.

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Ford could emerge as the last domestic automaker standing

Found on Road Dead. Fix Or Repair Daily. Factory Ordered Road Disaster. Four Old Rusted Doors. These are among the myriad of negative interpretations...
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As February auto sales plummet, 'repair don't replace' becomes the new mantra

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Plug-in electric Chevrolet Volt to go on sale first in Washington D.C.

The Washington Post is reporting that Washington, D.C. will be among the first metropolitan areas in the U.S. to receive the Chevrolet Volt when it...
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2009 auto show calendar gears up under cloud of uncertainty

Last week, the U.S. auto industry received a $17 billion stocking stuffer from Uncle Sam. The money will help, but it could soon turn into a lump of...
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Video: Bush Auto Bailout Announcement

View MSNBC.com's video of President Bush's announcement of the White House Auto rescue package.For more info on the...
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Will Bush auto bailout be another ineffective economic rescue tool?

This morning, President Bush revealed plans for a comprehensive rescue package for the ailing domestic automobile industry. As DC Car Examiner Brady...
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Report: GM - Chrysler merger talks on again?

Around 6:30am this morning, a report on the News4 today ticker claimed that merger talks between GM and Chrysler had started up again.The report was...
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Opinion: direct-to-consumer car sales would help Big Three, save consumers money

This morning, MSNBC.com’s Roland James explored the history of the Big Three's vast dealer network. It is widely agreed that effective...
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Is an auto bailout throwing good money after bad?

A reader of my column recently responded to my post, "How will Wall Street react to failed auto bailout". He was vehement in his belief that...
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Fed cuts key interest rate, auto loan rates likely to be affected

In an unexpected move this afternoon, the Federal Reserve cut the Federal funds rate to between zero and .25...
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