This lightly camouflaged 2009 CTS -V test mule that was spotted somewhere in Colorado gives a good look at what the production model will look like when it goes on sale sometime within the next year.
Posted on: November 12th, 2007 Filed under: GM , Chevrolet GM is planning on a small 7-seater minivan for the Chevrolet brand in 2009.
Fuel mileage: 19 mpg city, 27 highway according to new EPA testing method Power: 2.4 liter, turbo 4-cylinder, 285 horsepower, 6-speed manual transmission With 285 horsepower coming out of a mere 2.4-liter, ...
And what exactly makes a car Islamic? The Malaysian automaker plans to partner with undisclosed companies in Iran and Turkey, for starters.
The Good: V8 power, smooth ride, towing capacity The Bad: Mediocre interior, no regular cab version The Bottom Line: A nice compromise for buyers who want to trade down to a smaller pickup, but not too far ...
Note-to-self, knock before trying to get help if ever in an accident in Southbury, Connecticut. via Jalopnik
America's biggest automaker says it lost $39 billion in the third quarter. General Motors attributes the net loss to an accounting shift involving deferred tax credits. via WGAL
Posted Nov 8th 2007 12:27PM by John Neff Filed under: Ford , Earnings/Financials Ford announced its third quarter earnings today, and while there were losses pretty much across the board, they were smaller than ... via Autoblog
"Every claimant is going to be compensated"
Merck & Co. said Friday it will pay $4.85 billion to end thousands of lawsuits over its painkiller Vioxx in what is believed to be the largest drug settlement ever. via NewsCenter 25
Speaking with Automotive News at the Tokyo Motor Show, ToMoCo's global manufacturing exec admitted that problems with the automaker's full-size pickup have caused "shame" within the company. via AutoSpies.com
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