Chrysler invented the minivan segment in 1983
Since then, Chrysler has sold more than 12 million minivans worldwide
Chrysler and Dodge minivans still command more than 40 percent of the U.S. minivan market
The Company leads in innovation with more than 65 minivan-first features
Chrysler minivans are the most awarded with more than 260 ...
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. announced plans to build a new automobile
transmission plant within its Hamamatsu Factory in order to strengthen
production of automobile automatic transmissions (AT) and continuously
variable transmissions (CVT), to meet growing global demand.
Rendering of the new automobile transmission plant
The new automobile ...
BMW will continue to offer SIRIUS as a factory option with a one-year bundled subscription
Woodcliff Lake, NJ - November 10, 2008... BMW has extended its
relationship with SIRIUS XM Radio (NASDAQ: SIRI) through September of
2011.
"Satellite radio's exceptional content fits well with BMW, delivering a
premium mobility experience to our ...
Minivan Chosen for Value, Convenience and Style
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GM to shift small crossover to GMC
General Motors will replace the Pontiac Torrent with a small GMC crossover for the 2009 model year. The new vehicle will be called the Terrain, say sources familiar with GM's product plans.
Nardelli hemmed in by Cerberus credit crunch
CEO Bob Nardelli and his management team are working on a short financial leash as they struggle to turn around ailing Chrysler LLC. They're limited to the roughly $10 billion in cash they have on hand. The company can't borrow any more.
Chrysler will cut fleet sales
Chrysler LLC plans to reduce fleet sales in 2008, CEO Bob Nardelli said. At a media event last week, he said 20 percent of annual sales would be a good target.
Crisis is looming for Plastech
One of North America's largest minority-owned auto parts suppliers is tottering into a financial crisis caused by its customers' production cutbacks. Over the past two weeks, Plastech Engineered Products Inc.
Exports of U.S. auto parts rise in quarter
U.S. auto parts exports rose by $1.48 billion in the third quarter as the falling dollar made U.S. goods cheaper abroad, according to corrected Department of Commerce data.
Last Mercury-only store exits new-car business
A breed many never knew existed became extinct last week: The nation's last Mercury-only dealership departed the new-car business. Community Motor Co. in Canonsburg, Pa.
Nissan sales boss retires
Bill Bosley, general manager of Nissan Division, has retired. Bosley, 53, will be succeeded on Jan. 1 by Al Castignetti, regional vice president over Nissan's Northeast sales region.
Climate bill dangles $40 billion for auto industry
Things are not really rosy in Washington right now for the automobile industry, but automakers and suppliers could be among the ultimate winners if the federal government caps greenhouse gas emissions.
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