Automakers

Detroit 3 to boost output of bio-vehicles

Top execs of the Detroit 3 asked President Bush and Vice President Cheney to push for increased availability of E85, and complained about alleged currency manipulation by the Japanese government. They got no promises of help. (KIMBERLEE HEWITT\/WHITE HOUSE)
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By:
Harry Stoffer
November 20, 2006 05:00 AM

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Buy-Sell
Dealership buy-sell database updates: Transactions across 8 states, new owners at 4 Nissan stores
Buy-Sell

Three top 150 dealership groups were buyers and sellers of stores in Arizona, Florida and Pennsylvania, among the latest buy-sell transactions tracked by Automotive News.

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By:
Gail Kachadourian Howe
Dealership buy-sell database updates: Transactions across 8 states, new owners at 4 Nissan stores
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Column: $20,000-per-vehicle fine, low EV demand is a recipe for disaster with Advanced Clean Cars II regulations
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By:
Larry P. Vellequette
Column: $20,000-per-vehicle fine, low EV demand is a recipe for disaster with Advanced Clean Cars II regulations
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Column: Automakers ignore human cost in quest to overturn California air pollution rules
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By:
Jerry Hirsch
Column: Automakers ignore human cost in quest to overturn California air pollution rules
Finance Insurance
GM Financial alleges Pa. dealership owes it more than $37 million for vehicles sold out of trust
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By:
Eric Freedman
GM Financial alleges Pa. dealership owes it more than $37 million for vehicles sold out of trust