Detroit's New Focus on Small Cars and Quality Pays Off - DailyFinance

New York Daily News

Detroit's New Focus on Small Cars and Quality Pays Off DailyFinance Not long ago, each time gas prices shot up and car buyers turned their attention to more fuel-efficient models, Ford (F) and the other Detroit automakers would get hammered. Their strengths were in SUVs, big cars, and pickups -- in other words, ... U.S. Auto Sales Highest Since Recession While Discounts Get Smaller: CarsBloomberg Sales Up, But Too Early to Call it a BoomMotorTrend Magazine (blog) Auto sales boom in January as buyers turn to compact carsPlain Dealer Chicago Tribune all 45 news articles »

Lions will raise ticket prices in 2012 - NBCSports.com

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Lions will raise ticket prices in 2012 NBCSports.com Lions president Tom Lewand announced Friday that the team will be raising ticket prices at Ford Field for the 2012 season. It's the first hike in prices in five years for the Lions and that increase was followed by a winless season. Detroit Lions to hike ticket pricesDetroit Free Press Lions on raising ticket prices: 'It's a decision we don't take lightly'The Detroit News Detroit Lions to raise ticket prices for first time since the 2007 season endedMLive.com CBC.ca all 15 news articles »

Chrysler, Nissan Drive U.S. Sales Gains as GM Boosts Prices - San Francisco Chronicle

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Chrysler, Nissan Drive U.S. Sales Gains as GM Boosts Prices San Francisco Chronicle Nissan's 10 percent rise in deliveries topped the 7.6 percent average estimate of six analysts, while Toyota Motor Corp., Honda Motor Co. and Ford Motor Co. boosted deliveries from a year earlier. GM's 6.1 percent sales drop was better than the 7.3 ... Auto shoppers in a buying mood in JanuaryDetroit Free Press Auto sales in January show unusual strengthReuters Ford Motor Co., Jan 2012 Sales/ Trading Statement Call, Feb 01, 2012Seeking Alpha MSN Money -ABC News all 864 news articles »

What Russia Means To Palladium Prices - Forbes

What Russia Means To Palladium Prices Forbes “Ford and General Motors bought palladium in the open market to lock in prices, right at the highs, thinking that if Russia doesn't sell, there's going to be supply constraints that pushes prices higher,” says Rhind. It didn't happen. Russia did sell. and more »

Glodzik produces vehicle at center of controversy - Citizens Voice

Citizens Voice

Glodzik produces vehicle at center of controversy Citizens Voice By Andrew Staub (Staff Writer) Patrick Sweet / The Citizens' Voice LAG Towing operator Leo A. Glodzik III stands next to the 1997 Ford Taurus a critic claimed he had scrapped. WILKES-BARRE - Leo A. Glodzik III leaned into the red sedan, turned the key ... and more »