Haxtun's Monte Green claims National Hot Rod Association championship - Journal-Advocate

Haxtun's Monte Green claims National Hot Rod Association championship Journal-Advocate Green's car is a 1995 Ford Probe, a purpose built, tube-chassis race car built by famed chassis builder Jerry Haas of Fenton, Mo. Haas' St. Louis-area shop has won numerous Car Craft Magazine Chassis Builder of the Year awards and has been responsible ...

January Auto Sales Accelerate - Wall Street Journal

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January Auto Sales Accelerate Wall Street Journal By MIKE RAMSEY And SHARON TERLEP In January, US auto sales continued their upward surge, rising 11% over a year ago to their briskest pace in nearly four years. At the same time, several auto makers showed new confidence in the American economy by ... Canadian auto sales jump 15 per cent in JanuaryToronto Star all 864 news articles »

GM January Auto Sales Down 6.1% As Truck, Crossover Sales Fall - Wall Street Journal

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GM January Auto Sales Down 6.1% As Truck, Crossover Sales Fall Wall Street Journal s (GM) US auto sales fell 6.1% in January as the auto maker reported lower truck and crossover sales, though Chevrolet strength helped boost passenger car sales. The results beat expectations from car-shopping website Edmunds.com, which had projected ... GM 's U.S. auto sales fall 6.1% in JanuaryMarketWatch GM January US sales down 6.1% as truck, crossover sales fallNew York Post all 178 news articles »

US Auto Sales Jumped in January - Wall Street Journal (blog)

US Auto Sales Jumped in January Wall Street Journal (blog) US safety officials last month cleared the Volt and said the car poses no unusual risk of fire. Mr. Johnson said the Volt was “clearly affected” by the probe and that GM made sure to keep Volt production in line with demand and will “take this one day ... and more »

Yazaki says fine won't affect local mission - Hometownlife.com

Yazaki says fine won't affect local mission Hometownlife.com Yazaki Corp., a major Japanese auto supplier that has its North American headquarters in Canton, will try to repair its tarnished image after agreeing to pay $470 million in criminal fines for its involvement in price-fixing and bid-rigging ... and more »