-
By
Joseph Szczesny, Editor
Related Articles: 2005 Nissan Pathfinder by Bengt Halvorson (9/6/2004) Full-size ruggedness, sized down for reality. Ghosn Appeals to Canadian Customers by TCC Team (1/19/2004) ...
-
By
John Rettie, Editor
Related Articles: More Gains for Korean Brands by Mac Gordon (5/31/2004) Hyundai and Kia toast sales and quality achievements. SEOUL – The mood in Korea among officials from the country’s largest ...
-
By
Joseph Szczesny, Editor
Related Articles: Gasoline Prices Up for Summer Drives by Joseph Szczesny (5/17/2004) Fueling a return to inflation is a distinct possibility, economists warn. The price of oil eased back some ...
-
By
TCC Team
Sales increase slightly, at GM and across the board Industry-wide sales of new vehicles increased a mere 1.2 percent in April despite strong sales by several Japanese automakers. The overall pace of sales ...
-
By
Mike Davis, Editor
1951, October Ford Division VP & General Manager Lewis Crusoe sees European sports roadsters at Paris Auto Show, asks “Why don’t we have something like that?” 1953, January Chevrolet reveals ...
-
By
Phil Patton, Editor
Ford Centennial Coverage by TCC Team (6/9/2003) Celebrating one hundred years of the blue oval. In the film L.A. Confidential , the villain lives in a modern house — Richard Neutra’s 1927 Lovell ...
-
By
Joseph Szczesny, Editor
Related Articles: Iceland Powers Up with Hydrogen by Paul A. Eisenstein (4/28/2003) Nation seizes opportunity to lead global push for hydrogen cars. The fuel cell has the potential to help ...
-
By
Joseph Szczesny, Editor
Related Articles: CARB Steps Back on New Rules by Mike Davis (3/31/2003) Some wishful thinking on the Left Coast leaves California’s clean-air rules in limbo . Gasoline ...