Kia previews a concept for Detroit, Ford will launch start/stop technology, and McLaren prepares for racing the MP4-12C.
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Chrysler Group will stop selling the Dodge Journey in Europe and will instead market the crossover with a Fiat badge, Fiat sources said.
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Chrysler Group will stop selling the Dodge Journey in Europe and will instead market the crossover with a Fiat badge, Fiat sources said.
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Five battery makers have been awarded $5.43 million in contracts from the United States Advanced Battery Consortium to develop energy storage technologies for hybrid-electric and electric vehicles. The companies include Envia Systems Inc.
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Shares of Tesla Motors fell more than 15 percent today, the day the electric carmaker's "lock-up period" expired, flooding the stock market with shares.
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ASSOCIATE EDITOR JONATHAN WONG: Cars like the Accord coupe are a rare breed in the market. Besides this and the Nissan Altima coupe, there are no other coupe offshoots of regular midsize sedans.
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Our love affair with the Nissan Cube cooled off toward the end of our year with it. During the first three months, we were smitten with the funky, asymmetrical box.
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Major automakers are scrambling to strip hundreds of pounds off future pickup trucks in an effort to meet new standards for fuel economy without sacrificing strength or towing capability.
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Ford will equip many of its U.S. cars and SUVs with stop/start technology, beginning in 2012, which automatically shuts down the engine when the vehicle comes to a stop, cutting down on fuel use and emissions.
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Ford will equip many of its U.S. cars and SUVs with stop/start technology, beginning in 2012, which automatically shuts down the engine when the vehicle comes to a stop, cutting down on fuel use and emissions.
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Chrysler Group will stop selling the Dodge Journey in Europe and will instead market the minivan with a Fiat badge, Fiat sources said. The Fiat version of the large minivan will be called the Freemont.
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At Lexus, BMW and Mercedes-Benz headquarters, the 2010 U.S. luxury sales title isn't officially a race. But don't tell that to the dealers, who are using big wads of factory cash to move the iron as the year winds down.
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Wagons represent only a thin slice of the near-luxury segment in the United States, but some automakers still feel obliged to offer one. For 2011, Acura will join the fight with a wagon version of the TSX sedan.
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Chrysler Financial, under new ownership, will be looking to sign up dealers at the National Automobile Dealers Association convention in San Francisco in February to propel its new-vehicle financing business from next to nothing today to a goal of...
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Saudi Arabia plans to start up its first car manufacturing company with a capital of $500 million and expects a prototype within two years, state media reported Sunday.
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Ford Motor Co. will begin rolling out its fuel-saving start-stop system, already in use on several models in Europe, on some 2012 North American cars and light trucks with four-cylinder engines. Ford did not say which models will get the technology.
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