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Stock futures surge after jobs report
Stock futures are surging after the government said the nation's jobless rate dropped to 10 percent in November.
Toyota, Lexus Autos Keep Most ...
Toyota Motor Corp.'s Lexus luxury autos and namesake brand will have the highest average resale value among 2010-model vehicles in five years, according to a Kelley Blue Book study.
Ford: union concerns resolved at Kansas City plant
Ford Motor Co. says union concerns over working conditions at its Kansas City Assembly plant have been resolved.
Duncan Haimerl: $70 Programmed Ignition Key Almost A Bargain These Days
Q: I have a 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis and an ignition key with a computer chip, which allows only that type of key to start the vehicle.
St. Thomas plant closure will affect thousands, cost millions
The impact of the closure of a Ford assembly plant in southwestern Ontario will extend far beyond the plant itself, costing the region thousands of spinoff jobs and millions of dollars in tax revenue, according to union officials and local politicians.
Ford's Canadian workers agree to cost-cutting
Union workers at Ford Motor Co.'s Canadian division have backed a cost-cutting agreement that the Canadian Auto Workers reached with the automaker last week.
Ford and Canadian Auto Workers reportedly reach a deal
Union membership needs to approve the deal, which will guarantee a Great White North presence for Ford until at least 2012.
EagleTribune.com, North Andover, MA
Wall's Lincoln Mercury to close Nov. 30
Wall's Lincoln Mercury, a car dealership on Route 110 for the past 33 years, is closing Nov.
Chrysler, Toyota ahead of productivity pack
Chrysler LLC and Toyota are now in a dead heat on top of the auto industrya s productivity rankings, according to a report released Thursday by Harbour Consulting.
P.M. UPDATE: Special event at Arrowhead Mall highlights domestic violence
To commemorate October as domestic violence awareness month, Women in Safe Homes Inc., is kicking off the month Monday by hanging purple ribbons on the light poles downtown on Broadway.
(Black and) Blue Oval: Ford of Canada labor costs reportedly world's highest
The cost paradigm changed considerably after GM and Chrysler went into Chapter 11 reorganization, as the ailing automakers secured better labor deals with both U.S. and Canadian unions, making the UAW and CAW more competitive versus Japanese automakers.
CAW: Ford To Close Canadian Plant
Ford will shut down its St. Thomas assembly plant in 2011 and the workers can do little to stop it, their national president says.
Ford and CAW in cost-cutting negotiations
Negotiators for Ford Motor Co. and the Canadian Auto Workers began meeting in Toronto yesterday for a round of cost-cutting contract talks.
Continue reading "Auto dealers brace for last-minute Cash for Clunkers rush"
In the minutes after the Pettesch family signed away their 2002 Ford Explorer as a "clunker," the guilt started to set in.
This is what I told my friend Frank: Under the 'cash for clunkers' program, you could get more money for your '93 Mercury Grand Marquis than it was worth -- up to $4,500 if you used it to buy a new vehicle with much better gas mileage.
This is what I told my friend Frank: Under the 'cash for clunkers' program, you could get more money for your '93 Mercury Grand Marquis than it was worth -- up to $4,500 if you used it to buy a new vehicle with much better gas mileage.
July 2009 sales: Best ever July for Subaru, Ford posts first gain in 19 months
Driven in part by the Cash for Clunkers program, several automakers have posted strong July sales.
a Cash for clunkersa rolling in Mayes County
Cash for clunkers is rolling in at dealerships in Pryor. Mike Foster, sales manager at North Point Ford Lincoln Mercury, said the government's CARS program has spurred everyone's business.
Amidst chaos, a believer in the future of the new GM
Of course Sam Slaughter IV feels for the auto dealers. He is one. But he can't help wondering: Where the heck was Congress before? Slaughter sells Buicks, Pontiacs and GMC trucks, and Pontiac is going away.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Your View: Can the U.S. auto industry survive?
The U.S. automotive industry is at the brink. GM and Chrysler are bankrupt after bleeding billions in recent years.
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