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Even before the first Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Gullwings have been delivered to their owners, speculation already abounds about the follow-up to the much...
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GM has announced that they will pull the cover from the 2011 CTS Coupe at next week's Los Angeles Auto Show....
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According to reports, engineers from Ford of India visited crash testing facilities in the United States last month to help develop a test facility in...
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General Motors announced today that the Buick Regal will return to North America in the first half of 2010. The Regal, which is already on sale in...
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The Volkswagen-Porsche Auto Group announced today that they have made over 4.4 million cars this calendar year, overtaking Toyota Motor Corporation,...
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The Chrysler ENVI electric car program, which was put on hold shortly after Fiat offered to buy Chrysler Corporation from Cerberus Capital Management,...
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General Motors, which announced the sale of the Opel division in October to Canadian parts supplier Magna,...
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Ford Chief Financial Officer Lewis Booth announced today that China's Geely Automobile is the primary bidder for Swedish division Volvo. The...
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Henrik Fisker, CEO and founder of Fisker Automotive, announced today that the electric car company will purchase a currently closed General Motors...
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In an interview given at the Tokyo Motor Show this week, a Toyota executive blamed realistic driving simulators for the recent dip in Japanese auto...
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