U.S. auto sales are expected to end 2009 on a slight upswing in December, capping a year that saw General Motors and Chrysler collapse into bankruptcy and China overtake the United States as the biggest car market.
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U.S. auto sales are expected to end 2009 on a slight upswing in December, capping a year that saw General Motors and Chrysler collapse into bankruptcy and China overtake the United States as the biggest car market.
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U.S. auto sales are expected to end 2009 on a slight upswing in December, capping a year that saw General Motors and Chrysler collapse into bankruptcy and China overtake the United States as the biggest car market.
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Communities are finding ways to reuse and recycle auto showrooms that were forced out of business in 2009, as MarketWatch’s Charlie Turner reports.
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Communities are finding ways to reuse and recycle auto showrooms that were forced out of business in 2009, as MarketWatch’s Charlie Turner reports.
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Communities are finding ways to reuse and recycle auto showrooms that were forced out of business in 2009, as MarketWatch’s Charlie Turner reports.
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Geely, China’s No.1 private carmaker, said on Thursday that its parent company has strong support from the Chinese government to acquire Ford Motor’s Volvo unit, and expects robust growth for China’s auto industry in 2010, also with help from Beijing.
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Geely, China’s No.1 private carmaker, sees robust growth for China’s auto industry in 2010, on strong domestic demand and government subsidies, a top Geely executive said on Thursday.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says General Motors is recalling more than 22,000 Chevrolet Corvettes over problems with their removable roofs.
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