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LA Preview: Are They Nuts? Honda to show off Personal-Neo Urban Transport concept
As you might have guessed, they were reticent to provide specific answers. What we were told, however, is that they would be following last year's pattern of showing an advanced concept in Los Angeles and then a new production model in Detroit.
Honda, Hyundai lead EPA fuel efficiency rankings
Honda Motor Co. has the most fuel efficient fleet in the United States, followed closely by Hyundai Motor Co., the Environmental Protection Agency said today in releasing preliminary figures.
Just how important is the name of a vehicle's hue? More so than you think. Choosing a car's color these days presents a veritable menagerie of options: Anaconda Green, New Sable and Truffle Mica , to name a few.
Ford, Subaru and Volkswagon dubbed `safest cars"
Ford, Subaru and Volkswagen sit atop the insurance industry's annual list of the safest new vehicles, according to a closely watched assessment used by car companies to lure safety-conscious consumers to showrooms.
Asian Stocks Advance on Interest-Rate Optimism; Mitsubishi UFJ, Honda Gain
Asian stocks rose for a fifth day, led by banks and automakers, on speculation central banks will support the economic recovery by keeping borrowing costs down.
Honda Motor to stop Spain motorcycle output-Nikkei
Japan's Honda Motor Co will halt output of motorcycles in Spain at the end of March reflecting steep downturn in Europe, with bike output in Europe to move to Italy, the Nikkei business daily said on Sunday.
Ford lineup beats foreign, U.S. lines
Asian automakers are still building the most reliable cars and trucks, with eight of the top 10 brands from Japanese and Korean companies, according to an annual survey by Consumer Reports.
India key market for Honda's growth
UPBEAT: Workers assembling motorcycle at Hero Honda's plant in Gurgaon, Haryana, on Wednesday.
Where Do Auto Stocks Drive After Cash for Clunkers?
Tags: Autos , Cash for Clunkers , Chrysler , David Gibbs , Earnings , Ford , Honda , Investing , Nissan , Stocks , Toyota The Auto & Truck Manufacturing sector gained 1.9% last week based on strong earning results from Ford and Toyota as well as bullish October sales numbers and the release of Chryslera s plan to turn business around at the ...
Honda Plans to Add About 100 Dealerships a Year in China, CFO Hojo Says
Honda Motor Co. , Japana s second- largest carmaker, plans to add on average about 100 car dealerships a year in China over the next five years to meet demand, Chief Financial Officer Yoichi Hojo said.
Asia Markets: Japanese exporters suffer new hit from yen
Japanese exporter shares headed sharply lower Monday, as recent financial results from the likes of Sony Corp.
Hyundai Motor, Kia Lead October U.S. Sales Recovery for Asian Automakers
Hyundai Motor Co. , South Koreaa s biggest carmaker, led Asia-based automakers to a U.S. sales increase last month as industrywide demand stabilized amid signs of economic recovery.
Pitt's hybrid 'campers' seek Insight from inside
Three University of Pittsburgh marketing students hope to gain "insight" into Honda Motor Co.'s new hybrid by living inside the car for three days.
Toyota's Cost-Cutting Restores Profits
Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda called the collapse in auto sales that followed the fall of Lehman Brothers last year a "once-in-a-century" crisis.
US Auto Sales Grow; GM Increase 1st Since Jan. '08
DOW JONES NEWSWIRES U.S. light-vehicle sales posted their best performance in more than a year in October, excluding the effect of the summer's "cash-for-clunkers" program.
That's true for cars, too - including the 2010 Ford Taurus, which went on sale earlier this year.
Toyota reports surprise profit, outlook bumpy
Toyota Motor Corp's surprise quarterly profit and halving of its annual loss forecast failed to convince investors the world's No.1 carmaker is back on track, as government subsidies peter out and a strong yen takes its toll.
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Vicente Padilla is recovering from a bullet wound in his leg after a target instructor accidentally shot him.
Honda sales fall back to new normal
U.S. sales for Honda Motor Co. Ltd. fell again following a one-time gain this summer tied to the government's "Cash for Clunkers" rebate program, but the automaker fell just short of holding sales flat in October.
Toyota to quit F1 racing at 2010 season's end
Toyota Motor Corp. is set to withdraw from its involvement in Formula One racing at the end of the 2010 season, in an effort to slash costs as it grapples with the global auto slump, according to reports Wednesday.
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