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  1. Judge rules suit over Ford Explorer can go forward
  2. Chrysler's year in review
  3. Auto briefs
  4. Nissan cars to push back when drivers floor it
  5. Lawmakers back boost for alternative fuel research
  6. Ford, GM explore joint engines
  7. Lawmakers back energy boost
  8. Chrysler unit gets $24B credit line
  9. Pomp and automobiles: Concours d'Elegance shows off beautiful rarities
  10. Chrysler Financial renews lines of credit
  11. Concours d'Elegance draws fans of rare, expensive cars
  12. GM loses $15.5B as industry sales dive
  13. U.S. auto sales in July plunge 13 percent
  14. Chrysler touts improved health
  15. Daniel Howes: Howes: No easy, cheap fix for GM's problems
  16. Nissan quarter profits off 43%
  17. Chrysler says it earned $1.1 billion in first half of 2008
  18. Chrysler offers buyers lease-like finance deals
  19. Ford, Toyota post double-digit July U.S. sales drops
  20. GM posts $15.5 billion 2Q loss
  21. Nissan's profit drops 43 percent on rising yen
  22. BMW's 2Q profit slides, dumps profit forecast
  23. GMAC's red ink adds to GM woes
  24. Forecast falls for Europe's car markets
  25. New car models may launch in 2009, says Chrysler CEO
  26. Government vehicles cost taxpayers $3.4B
  27. New shine on show: Competitions for hot rods, 'green' cars will heat up Cruise
  28. Mekeisha Madden Toby: Take a peek inside struggling GM
  29. Auto briefs
  30. S&P cuts Detroit automakers' credit ratings again
  31. New features announced for this year's Dream Cruise
  32. GMAC posts $2.5 billion 2Q loss
  33. Mazda profit up on solid vehicle sales growth
  34. Colleges hurt as carmakers cut tuition aid
  35. GM to trim 5,000 white-collar jobs
  36. Manny Lopez: 'Buying up' may become 'buying smaller'
  37. Visteon cuts expenses, narrows loss to $42M
  38. Nissan Tenn. buyouts aim to cut 1,200 jobs
  39. Auto briefs
  40. Senate Democrats back $6 billion in loan-guarantees for automakers
  41. GM to cut 5,000 salaried jobs
  42. Nissan to offer buyouts at Tennessee plants
  43. GM lease program safe through August
  44. July auto sales expected to keep downward trend
  45. Lease woes sting automakers
  46. GM to let workers see Volt
  47. ArvinMeritor up after profits beat expectations
  48. Lear profit falls 85%, stock rises
  49. Elite cars strut at Concours
  50. Auto briefs
  51. Chase Auto Finance to end Chrysler leases
  52. GMAC to cut incentivised leasing in Canada
  53. ArvinMeritor profits on exchange rates, sales abroad
  54. Lear's profit falls 85% on U.S. sales, material costs
  55. Mitsubishi Motors posts profit in 1Q
  56. Insurer offers discounts to drivers with monitors
  57. Resale values of trucks, SUVs fall
  58. Fed aid for Big 3 pushed
  59. Microsoft to build on auto unit
  60. U.S. sales to go down in '08, Toyota predicts
  61. GM cuts production of 117,000 more vehicles
  62. Judge allows Delphi to pursue suit
  63. GMAC limits Canada leases
  64. GM's windshield goes high-tech
  65. Auto briefs
  66. Henry Ford to open clinic at Chrysler headquarters
  67. Delphi may sue Appaloosa over failed deal, judge rules
  68. GM cuts production by 117,000
  69. Toyota lowers global auto sales target
  70. Jeep still strong as Chrysler slumps
  71. Car rental rates rise with costs
  72. Daniel Howes: Investors tap feet as Ford hits accelerator
  73. GM, CAW reach deal over closure of truck plant
  74. Troubles fail to drive down Hummer owners' passion
  75. Hunting for new health plans
  76. Minnesota man helps design alternative vehicles
  77. Chrysler to quit leasing business
  78. Ford shuffles Mercury brand
  79. Axle to cut 40% of U.S. workers
  80. Cruising America: Californian to hit Route 66 with sights set on Woodward
  81. Pain at the pump, 1920s style
  82. Quick Read
  83. Russia's GAZ launches production of car based on Chrysler platform
  84. Chrysler to get out of leasing business
  85. GM opens $463M powertrain center
  86. GM lets workers offer discounts to anyone
  87. Obama backs Ford Motor Co.'s restructuring plan
  88. American Axle reports $644 million 2Q loss
  89. Honda reports record first-quarter profit
  90. Ford revs up big move to smaller cars
  91. Chrysler puts 1Q loss at $515M
  92. Scott Burgess: Ford hopes ride on Euros
  93. Daniel Howes: Mulally's Ford looks a lot like Toyota
  94. $13M award upheld in DaimlerChrysler suit
  95. Court upholds $13 million damages in Dodge Caravan lawsuit
  96. Report: Tata on track to sell $2,500 car this fall
  97. AutoNation second-quarter profit tumbles
  98. Ford posts $8.7 billion second-quarter loss
  99. Daimler's second-quarter profit slips 25 percent
  100. Renault lowers 2009 sales target
  101. Hyundai Motor profit slips as sales rise
  102. Chrysler will cut salaried staffers
  103. Toyota leads GM in sales
  104. Ford puts Ontario plant jobs on hold
  105. Mazda6 production launches at Flat Rock
  106. Manny Lopez: Die-hard cruisers might go green too
  107. 2,000 expected to take Axle buyout
  108. Auto briefs
  109. More than 2,000 workers taking Axle buyouts
  110. Automakers may reap $30 million credit under new tax rule
  111. Ford delays plans to add shift in Canada
  112. Chrysler to cut 1,000 white-collar jobs
  113. Worker killed at Ford's Woodhaven stamping plant
  114. General Motors stock rebounds, topping $16 a share
  115. EU to aid laid-off Delphi workers in Spain
  116. Toyota says first-half sales rose 2 percent globally
  117. Volkswagen second quarter net profit up 35 percent
  118. Peugeot-Citroen first half net up 49 percent
  119. Fiat net profit less than 2 percent
  120. Auto execs' hopes dim for '09
  121. Model T's 100th celebrated amid carmaker's struggles
  122. Daniel Howes: Ford poised for big changes
  123. Nissan teams with Tenn. on electric cars
  124. Auto briefs
  125. Ford's Fields not optimistic about July sales
  126. Renault-Nissan, Tennessee sign clean car deal
  127. Air bag maker Autoliv to lay off up to 3,000
  128. China faults WTO ruling on auto parts
  129. Nissan celebrates new headquarters, 25 years in U.S.
  130. Utilities, GM team on plug-in hybrids
  131. Ford adds buyouts to area plants
  132. Camaro keeps concept look
  133. Chrysler CEO disputes report of loss of low-interest loans
  134. Visionary Vehicles sues China's Chery Auto
  135. Auto briefs
  136. U.S. government investigates '07-08 Hyundai Elantras
  137. Malcolm Bricklin sues China's Chery automaker over U.S. distribution
  138. Ford extends buyouts to more hourly workers
  139. Volkswagen global sales up 5.8 percent
  140. Michigan risks losing road funds
  141. Daniel Howes: McCain flops on emissions standards
  142. Drivers pumped over gas price drop
  143. 100 years of GM feted: Flint marks event with parade and some sadness
  144. Flint remembers GM's glory with parade marking 100th anniversary
  145. Dream of gas tax holiday faltered over job losses
  146. Flint celebrates GM's 100th anniversary
  147. Parts makers win trade dispute
  148. McCain backs states' rules on emissions
  149. Hundreds of wary Axle workers flee
  150. Chrysler retirees let down -- again
  151. Flint to wrap up weeklong GM celebration
  152. Business briefs
  153. Auto supplier Blue Water Automotive may close down
  154. Cummins, Fiat to end joint diesel venture
  155. McCain changes auto emissions stance
  156. Toyota works on greener paint process
  157. Science panel says $200B needed for hydrogen vehicles
  158. Chrysler may alter Sebring, Avenger
  159. Firm to debut water vehicles
  160. GM shares close at $12.85; up 12 percent
  161. GM shares recoup some losses
  162. GM to auction commemorative Chevy big block engine
  163. Third-quarter profit rises for Johnson Controls
  164. GM plans to sell Chinese-made minivans in Peru
  165. Volkswagen says deal for Sweden's Scania cleared
  166. Bailout? Fannie Mae, yes; Big Three, no
  167. Cutback plans boost GM stock
  168. White-collar Chrysler retiree group looks to protect benefits
  169. Aisin tech center may set up in Michigan
  170. Reps chide feds on road deaths
  171. Michigan's jobless rate stuck at 8.5%
  172. Auto briefs
  173. Auto stocks rise sharply following GM cuts
  174. GM's Wagoner to meet with McCain Friday
  175. Moody's: Chrysler on review for downgrade
  176. Auto supplier Continental rejects Schaeffler bid
  177. Auto parts maker lays off workers in Texas, Mexico
  178. David Phillips: Flint hails memory of 100 years with GM
  179. Daniel Howes: GM moves to secure $15 billion cushion
  180. Workers, investors, retirees share pain
  181. Scott Burgess: Trucks out, crossovers and cars lead GM's new lineup
  182. U.S. auto safety chief steps down
  183. VW spurns Mich. for Tenn. auto plant
  184. NAACP: Chrysler gets top ranking in auto industry
  185. Takeover would create largest supplier
  186. Cuts irk white-collar retirees
  187. Brian J. O'Connor: Dividend's end inevitable, experts say
  188. NASCAR, marketing may get 2nd look
  189. McCain: GM job cuts 'evidence that the American people are hurting'
  190. NHTSA chief submits resignation
  191. Bush: No bailouts for automakers
  192. Obama: GM to survive economic woes
  193. Text of Rick Wagoner's speech to employees
  194. Police called to calm angry IndyMac bank patrons
  195. Police called to calm angry IndyMac bank patrons
  196. GM to cut salaried staff, dividend, retiree health care
  197. Volkswagen board meets to discuss possible U.S. plant location
  198. Tenneco Canada to lay off 104
  199. Court finds Mitsubishi, 3 former execs guilty
  200. GM to raise cash, cut jobs
  201. Ford is sued by laid-off worker
  202. Big demand for small rentals
  203. Delphi puts brake unit up for sale
  204. Auto Briefs
  205. GM to announce broad cost-cutting moves on Tuesday
  206. Ford plans smaller job cuts globally
  207. Delphi puts brake business up for sale
  208. GM sales rise in Latin America, Africa, Mideast
  209. Reinventing the wheel helps fuel efficiency
  210. Bankruptcy would be risky business for any automaker
  211. Trims at Ford to circle globe
  212. Governors say ethanol needs a supplement
  213. Carmakers can claim victory -- for now
  214. Global warming controls rejected
  215. Ford sues feds for overpaid taxes
  216. Neil Winton: Ferrari leaps over obstacles threatening lesser mortals
  217. Technology, the new back seat driver
  218. Ford Motor Co. sues feds for overpaid taxes
  219. Wagoner seeks to quell General Motors bankruptcy speculation
  220. Toyota to cut SUVs, big trucks
  221. Ford demonstrates 'smart intersection'
  222. Gas in U.S. a deal compared with Europe
  223. Company rewards hybrid drivers
  224. Friday declared Ozone Action Day
  225. Auto briefs
  226. McCain to visit Michigan GM plant on July 18
  227. Toyota said to plan U.S. manufacturing changes
  228. No Challenger? No Problem:
  229. Big Three lobby for mpg break
  230. GM's Lordstown plant to build global Cruze
  231. GM refocuses ads on fuel efficiency
  232. Toyota manager worked to death
  233. Auto briefs
  234. GM reports record sales in Europe
  235. American Axle aims to reduce white-collar ranks
  236. Nissan charged up on electric cars
  237. Renault-Nissan cuts a Portugal electric deal
  238. Toyota sputters as market shifts
  239. New crash tests start in 2010
  240. End of an era: CAW President Buzz Hargrove will retire as head of the union
  241. GM denies plans to cut more brands
  242. Auto briefs
  243. CAW head announces retirement
  244. Government to improve crash test program
  245. CAW's Hargrove to retire; will endorse replacement today
  246. Fiat plans 3 one-week layoffs at 4 plants
  247. Venezuela car sales fall
  248. GM, Ford report strong China sales
  249. GM brands, overlapping models are under review
  250. Mired minivans: Efficient vehicles make more sense, but sales lag