The Speed Channel, usually relegated to the upper-hundreds on the cable-channel spectrum, is launching a new broadband channel on the Internet.
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The Speed Channel, usually relegated to the upper-hundreds on the cable-channel spectrum, is launching a new broadband channel on the Internet.
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EDITOR WES RAYNAL: As much as I think Lexuses are for dorks and posers, I have to say this as fine a luxury car as most, though I don't know that I'd take one over a Mercedes-Benz S-class.
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Two significant new video campaigns battled it out for the top slot on Advertising Age's weekly viral video chart: Google's "Chrome Speed Tests" and Toyota's "Swagger Wagon."
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Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. have decided to repeal pay cuts for its managers, after the companies' earnings bounced back from the slump brought on by the global financial crisis, the Nikkei business daily said today.
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Dozens of lawyers today jockeyed to take a lead position battling Toyota Motor Corp. in the hundreds of lawsuits involving its vehicles' unintended acceleration problems. More than 70 lawyers were expected to try and dazzle U.S.
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The Senate Commerce Committeeand#8217;s first hearing on the auto-safety bill crafted in the wake of Toyota Motor Corp.and#8217;s problems with unintended acceleration will take place Wednesday, May 19, said Sen. Jay Rockefeller, the committee chairman.
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With fewer police on traffic duty the number of unroadworthy cars is growing
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With fewer police on traffic duty the number of unroadworthy cars is growing
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Ford Motor Co. is restoring college tuition help for factory workers in an effort to settle a dispute with the UAW. Union leaders were told of the move at a meeting today in Chicago.
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Chrysler is raising concerns about reports that rival General Motors is interested in buying back the auto financing business from the former GMAC Financial Services.
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In today's News Brake: Jeep sets the price of the new Grand Cherokee, there's trouble in Maranello, and we get details on the hottest BMW M3 yet ... But Wait, There's More!
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Newly reorganised Saab is steadily reducing its break-even point and has more than enough cash to survive as it begins to rebuild sales, its chief executive officer has said.
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Ssangyong Motor, which is under bankruptcy protection, has said that it has narrowed a net loss in the first quarter of this year, helped by rising sales.
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This AC Cobra replica hides a very special secret.
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Nissan Motor president Carlos Ghosn thinks his company's electric vehicles can survive and be competitive even after the expiry of government incentives for fuel-efficient cars this year if the company reaches an annual production and sales target of 500,000 units.
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Forecasters are predicting a more positive outlook than first expected for European automotive production during the next four years, with a strong indication that output will return to the pre-recession highs of 2007 by 2014.
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After ending ties with Renault, utility vehicle major Mahindra & Mahindra is set to re-promote the Logan, a car designed for emerging markets, in a bid to revive the car's dismal fortunes.
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Ally Financial, the lender once known as GMAC, has said it is "committed" to supporting the auto industry, signaling an independent stance should former owner General Motors might get back into vehicle lending.
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Which city is the most dangerous to drive in? Believe it or not, it might Baltimore. Yes, Baltimore.
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