After attacking "cookie cutter" designs at the New York auto show earlier this month, Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn took another swipe at the commoditization of the auto industry in Tokyo...
First, the good news about General Motors. Though the company did lose more than $500 million in the first quarter, its losses are half what they were a year...
So, is Dodge offending gay people or not? Ad Age columnist Bob Garfield wrote this week that a new Dodge ad featuring a fairy was disparaging to gay people....
Automobile Magazine celebrates its 20th anniversary in the April issue on newsstands now with some lists bound to generate argument and discussion in hotel bar rooms from Detroit to...
Maybe I am beating a dead horse here. But here is some interesting info on Saab. A General Motors source tells me that since the auto giant bought into...
Yeah, it’s true. Sometimes, the best auto makers in the world cut corners. Even beloved Toyota, with its $46 billion cash hoard, sometimes does things on the cheap. For...
Next month, GM's Saturn division kicks off a new ad campaign. The slogan, "Like always, like never before" will replace "People First." Saturn didn't show the new ads at...
You can pretty much take this to the bank. Though VW executives have been hedging, Volkswagen's ten year-old "Drivers wanted" tagline is dead. The new GTI work from new...
Bob Lutz, GM's product boss, is angry these days with the business media. He thinks that we are being unfair to GM. Check out this excerpt from a speech...
New York looks like being next in line for Honda's natural gas-powered Civic GX. According to Monday's Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Japan's leading business daily, unnamed Honda officials say New...
Media attendees at The New York Auto Show were taken aback to see that Volkswagen will rename its Golf model in the U.S. Rabbit, hearkening back to the 1970s...
We know that General Motors Chairman and CEO G. Richard Wagoner Jr. played a little college hoops during his days at Duke University. You’d figure that during his time on...
In the era of the hybrid car and global warming--not to mention rising gas prices--Japanese carmakers don't need to be asked twice to talk up their tree-hugging credentials. Just look...
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