Nine automakers sell full lineups in the U.S., and the Environmental Protection Agency has ranked them according to fuel-efficiency. At the top of the EPA's list sits Honda, whose U.S. models average 23.6 miles per gallon; Hyundai (23.4 mpg) and Toyota (23.2 mpg) take home silver and bronze, respectively. At the other end of the spectrum, we find...
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China Building Cars in Mexico
One of China 's top automakers expects to open an assembly plant in Mexico in the next three years. Officials from Grupo Elektra S.A. de C.V., a leading specialty retailer, consumer finance, and banking ...
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Safety Agency Names Safest of '08
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the Virginia-based organization which represents the interests of the insurance industry and runs its own crash-test program independent of the federal government, ...
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GM Approves Beat for Production
GM has given the official “go” to one of the three Korean-made minicar prototypes it unveiled earlier this year. The Beat — along with similar Groove and Trax concepts — were initially unveiled at last ...
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Cargirl: GM Goes a Generation Ahead
Trust is probably the single most important factor in any relationship. I thought about trust as Gary White, GM Vice President and vehicle line executive for full-size trucks , told a group of journalists ...
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Fisker Previews Plug-In Luxosedan
Fisker Automotive, the latest Palo Alto, California-based venture from Henrik Fisker, the Danish founder of Fisker Coachbuild, that has dubbed itself the ‘green American premium car company,’ has released a ...
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Parry-Jones Out at Ford
The management shake-up at Ford Motor Co. continues to pick up momentum as the automaker announced the retirement of one of its top product gurus. Ford said Thursday that Richard Parry-Jones, group vice ...
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Flint: the $2500 Indian Car…Not
One thing we've all heard or been reading about is the $2500 car to be built in India . Not only are Indian manufacturers about to create it, but foreigners from Europe and Asia are rushing in and getting ...
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Jaguar Refaces the X-Type
Jaguar has revealed a facelifted version of its entry level model, the X-Type sedan and wagon. Engineers say there are 500 new components in the car, which will go on sale early next year. Visually the ...

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