Nissan Motor Co. will return to the Detroit auto show in 2012 after a three-year absence.
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After an agonizingly slow start, 2010 finished with a fourth-quarter rush that persuaded some automakers to raise their 2011 sales forecasts. The December sales rate was the best of the year, pushing the 2010 U.S. light-vehicle total to 11.
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Seventy-six percent of the 412 dealers responding to an Automotive News poll on vehicle allocation said they were losing sales because of inventory shortages.
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CEO James McElya led Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc. back into the black last year. The maker of sealing products, fluid-handling systems and anti-vibration products gets 95 percent of its approximately $2.
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The mission of the new Buick Verano is simple: Widen Buick's reach and woo import buyers shopping for a compact luxury sedan.
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If automotive companies need another reminder of the complexity of connecting the Internet to the automobile, look no further than last week's International Consumer Electronics Show.
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As North American vehicle production ramps up, spot shortages of electronics components have forced Robert Bosch GmbH and other suppliers to produce and deliver every possible part.
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To understand the challenges facing Joel Ewanick and Jim Farley in 2011, glance first at what the marketing chiefs at General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co. are not selling this year.
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When his father's Moosup, Conn., Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Chevrolet dealership shut down in early 2009, Ellis Disch saw a promising business opportunity.
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Audi is still studying the business case for building a vehicle assembly plant in the United States and will make a final call within the next four years, CEO Rupert Stadler said.
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Though saving the unveiling of its upcoming supercar until the Geneva Motor Show in March, Automobili Lamborghini divulged several major technical details about its Murcielago replacement.
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VW will price its U.S.-built Passat at about $20,000 in the United States, which is a whopping $11,000 cheaper than the starting price of German-built Passats in Europe.
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It appears that the gloom of the last couple of years has officially lifted. Daimler and Mercedes CEO Dieter Zetsche announced Sunday night that the automaker is on track for solid results and will invest more than 10 billion euros (about $12.
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Aiming to remain among the best full-size sedans on the planet, the 2011 Chrysler 300 is blessed with new styling, a brand-new interior and a host of improvements and additions.
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Ford surprised everyone at the NAIAS by announcing that the C-MAX Energi and Hybrid will hit the North American market in 2012, bringing consumers more choice for high-mileage vehicles.
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General Motors has just lifted the veil on the Chevrolet Sonic, the North American replacement of the Aveo, at the Detroit Auto Show. Fresher and more contemporary, the entry-level model promises improved performance, handling and fuel efficiency.
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Team Lotus will have its 2011 car at the opening test in Valencia, Spain but is not planning a traditional "launch", a spokesperson said on Monday.
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The Roar Before the Rolex 24 came to an end on Sunday after three days of testing on the newly repaved Daytona International Speedway.
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Here's a video of X Games star Travis Pastrana testing his new stock car on New Smyrna's short oval.
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MINI is pursued the Detroit show's streak of unveilings by lifting the covers off of its Paceman Concept.
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