Day 2 of New Year will lead to new reading interest by those returning from holiday to work life.
Jan 2, 2011 Topics
Today's car news
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Help, My Tesla Is Losing Battery Charge Overnight - What Can I Do? - by Jeremy Johnson |
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Cadillac's First Game-Changing 2025 Escalade IQ EV to be Auctioned to Help Needy Children - by Mary Conway |
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Tesla Cybertruck Achieves a Record 405KW Peak Charging Speed (1,030 Miles/hr) - by Tinsae Aregay |
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Subaru’s 2 High-Scoring Reliable New Models Under $30,000 - by Denis Flierl |
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CR Drops All Subaru Models From Its 2024 Safest Vehicles List - by Denis Flierl |
USCAR and DOE express Detroit’s collaboration
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There was a time when collaboration between automakers implied collusion and potential price fixing; not anymore, and not with the government. The U.S. DOE's mission to advance the national, economic and energy security of the United States has made cooperation much easier; and USCAR, the collaboration of Chrysler, Ford and General Motors allows the Detroit automakers to deal with one voice with the government.
British tax grants for E/Vs
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Program gives owners up to $7500 back on cost of car
Florida cancels online learners permit test
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It probably sounded like a good idea at the time ...
Ford stock price dynamics still show bullish
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Much emphasis has been placed on the recent price surge of General Motors stock (NYSE:GM) and the sustainability and the strong cash position of Toyota Motors (NYSE:TM), but Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) is still viewed by many stock analysts as a strong contender with its story of profitability.
Lebau on the future of the electric cars
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Is this just an attempt or a change?
UAW targeting foreign companies
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Wants to expand into new companies that are building here but not unionized
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