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Report: Nissan Quest dropped for 2010, but a replacement is planned
Automobile reports that the 2010 Quest will never arrive in the U.S. as Nissan ends production of the people hauler until the next generation model arrives in a year or two.
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GM launching battery pack production in Michigan
General Motors Co. Chairman and CEO Ed Whitacre Jr. will be on hand to announce the start of production at a $43 million plant that will assemble battery packs for the company's upcoming rechargeable electric car.
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GM and OnStar unveil Volt mobile apps, we try them out [w/videos]
General Motors and OnStar took a little time last night to show off the Volt mobile apps that will launch with the car, which were formally announced last night , and we were there to try them out and capture a little video.
What's so hard about selling Saab?
What makes for common sense to many isn't always how business is run. Take Saab.
Japan's Domestic Auto Sales Drop to 38-Year Low
As further proof that hard times are affecting automakers on a global scale, Japan has just posted a domestic automobile sales figure that represents a 38-year low for the nation.
Spyker Is The ONLY Buyer Left Interested In Aquiring Saab
Spyker Cars NV is the only buyer under consideration for the Saab brand and is seeking to line up funding that will satisfy General Motors, a person with direct knowledge of the situation said.
Arrrrrgh! Ship carrying Hyundai and Kia cars attacked by Somali pirates?
The scallywags have now gone after a boatload of cars Hyundais and Kias to be specific.
Michigan selects Domino's CEO Brandon as new AD
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - The University of Michigan has chosen Domino's CEO David Brandon as its new athletic director.
Opel/Vauxhall Meriva: Giant Jelly Bean Gets Suicide Doors [Geneva Motor Show]
Opel and Vauxhall are trying to trick us into saying the just-revealed Opel Meriva is cool by giving it suicide doors .
Food maker sells frozen pizza business to Nestle, ups cash portion of offer; futures point to flat start on Wall Street.
CTS-V coupe to join Cadillac lineup in summer
General Motors Co.Cadillac has found a way to create some commotion inside Cobo Center this month.
Auto Expo 2010: Honda New Small Concept unveiled at New Delhi show
Befitting its name, the New Small Concept is both compact and rather bland particularly when compared to Honda's recent stylistic endeavors but the five-door hatch is sure to find budget-minded buyers when it arrives in both India and Thailand in 2011.
Cadillac CTS-V Coupe: Back Seats Are For Poor People [Detroit Auto Show]
Cadillac's an old man's brand full of floaty, slow, soft luxury cars. Screw that.
There's an App for That: BMW Releases M Power Meter App for iPhone
Need to measure your 0-60 time, quarter-mile and more but don't have a drag strip in your backyard? There's an app for that.
Mopar releases exterior, interior dress-up kits for Dodge...
A picture of a red Dodge Challenger with a hood scoop. The Mopar exterior appearance package for the Dodge Challenger includes a new hood with air scoop.
Hyundai extends and expands Assurance program for 2010
The program began as a way to get reluctant customers back into showrooms to at least consider buying a new car in spite of the fact that many people were justifiably terrified of losing their jobs.
Off-duty police officer shot in Philadelphia
An off-duty Philadelphia police officer was shot in the leg Wednesday evening in an apparent robbery attempt, police said, and a second victim was killed in the shooting.
Drunken driver gets 2 years in crash that killed women
A man who caused a 2006 drunken driving crash that eventually killed two women in Aurora has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Myanmar court charges US citizen
A special court Friday formally charged a Myanmar-born American, initially accused of attempting to foment rebellion against the country's military rulers, for forgery and violation of the foreign currency act, his lawyer said.
Airport security pat-down search at center of debate
With all the screening technology at U.S. airports, the last line of defense is still the human hand: the pat-down search.