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A Peek Into 2007 Hybrid Vehicles
Hybrid vehicles have become more popular in the past few years, as drivers are constantly trying to find ways to save on gas costs Pump prices have rocketed especially after the Iraq war in 2003, as the flow of oil supplies was disrupted Ever since that ye
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| DECEMBER FREEZE: Ford sales down 32%, GM 31%, Toyota 37%, Honda 35% (Long Beach Press-Telegram) Mon, 05 Jan 2009 20:06:14 GMT NEW, NOON: Toyota and Honda's U.S. sales fell more than their U.S. competitors' in December, with Toyota's 37 percent decline and Honda's 35 percent drop showing the Japanese company's popular fuel-efficient models were little help as consumers steered clear of showrooms due to the dismal economy. Hyundai Motor America, is trying to woo skittish buyers by promising to let them return cars ... |
| Online extra: More with Mullinax Ford East GM Dennis Pritt (The News-Herald) Mon, 05 Jan 2009 00:50:21 GMT Here are some extra outtakes from The News-Herald's recent question-and-answer session with Mullinax Ford East General Manager Dennis Pritt. |
| US auto sales fall in 2008 (Royal Oak Daily Tribune) Wed, 07 Jan 2009 11:28:46 GMT DETROIT (AP) — After a year in which U.S. auto sales tumbled 18 percent and GM had its worst year in nearly a half-century amid slack demand fueled by a terrible economic outlook and growing job worries, automakers are reluctant to predict when a recovery might occur. |