Cars
Autoblog and Autoline's John McElroy wrote a very interesting post right here. Rather than look at numbers in isolation, John views the forest rather than the trees and presents a conundrum for American new car sales. Population growing, sales stagnant. Â Very good reading. Â Check it out.
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Hell hath no fury like "professional journalists" scorned or…satirized. A post that was meant to be all about John Neff's retirement from Autoblog.com and his successor, Sharon Silke Carty, turned ugly when the AB's new EIC took...
- Ford Quietly But Successfully Blocks China's Jac Efforts To Produce F-150 Pickup Truck Clone
Do you remember China's JAC 4R3 pickup truck clone of the Ford F-150 that made headlines earlier this year? For those who can't recall what happened last week, let alone in February, here's a bit of a refresher. In January, JAC Motors presented...
- Honda Wants Dealers To Move “full Speed Ahead†As N.a. Production Returns To Normal
The recent floods in Thailand added yet another headache to the Japanese car manufacturers’ executives, since many plants were forced to reduce production as parts supplies were severely disrupted for several weeks. Nevertheless, Honda’s...
- High Demand For German Luxury Cars In The U.s. And China
Germany’s car market has definitely seen better days, as sales in the first 11 months of 2010 are down 25.2% compared to the same period last year. However, strong demand for luxury cars in the U.S. and China is keeping premium automakers like...
- Second Deeper Look At The American Market
Details are wonderful things. After all, the forest is made up of many trees. To see yesterday's look at the American automotive marketplace (circa 2007) click here. For today's look... umm, keep reading. Although the large pickup market fell...
Cars
U.S. SALES UP? OR DOWN?
Autoblog and Autoline's John McElroy wrote a very interesting post right here. Rather than look at numbers in isolation, John views the forest rather than the trees and presents a conundrum for American new car sales. Population growing, sales stagnant. Â Very good reading. Â Check it out.
- Autoblog's Sharon Carty And Other Aolers Take Offense In Mommy Blogger Reference
Hell hath no fury like "professional journalists" scorned or…satirized. A post that was meant to be all about John Neff's retirement from Autoblog.com and his successor, Sharon Silke Carty, turned ugly when the AB's new EIC took...
- Ford Quietly But Successfully Blocks China's Jac Efforts To Produce F-150 Pickup Truck Clone
Do you remember China's JAC 4R3 pickup truck clone of the Ford F-150 that made headlines earlier this year? For those who can't recall what happened last week, let alone in February, here's a bit of a refresher. In January, JAC Motors presented...
- Honda Wants Dealers To Move “full Speed Ahead†As N.a. Production Returns To Normal
The recent floods in Thailand added yet another headache to the Japanese car manufacturers’ executives, since many plants were forced to reduce production as parts supplies were severely disrupted for several weeks. Nevertheless, Honda’s...
- High Demand For German Luxury Cars In The U.s. And China
Germany’s car market has definitely seen better days, as sales in the first 11 months of 2010 are down 25.2% compared to the same period last year. However, strong demand for luxury cars in the U.S. and China is keeping premium automakers like...
- Second Deeper Look At The American Market
Details are wonderful things. After all, the forest is made up of many trees. To see yesterday's look at the American automotive marketplace (circa 2007) click here. For today's look... umm, keep reading. Although the large pickup market fell...