Despite the IPO day opening above the 33 level at 35, GM took 28 days to breach the IPO day high of 35.99. Now it has breached the 38 level. Is this due to the annual pump from the NAIAS press, or is it based on the perception of sales and fundamentals by analysts, with projections of $50 per share?
After decades of steady and impressive growth, Toyota’s recall issues have taken its toll on its position in the U.S. auto market, falling from second to third place, behind General Motors and Ford Motor Co. However, the stock price has yet to reflect any such downgrade by investors.
Note: will link to Jeffrey's article about TM auto sales
Automakers have strict guidelines to keep product news secret these days. After all, with all the tech gadgets available today, you have to literally go out of your way not to communicate. So, it’s easy to understand how Renault could have its electric vehicle plans compromised, especially when it’s an inside job.
Hyundai results
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for 2010
My Touch not feeling the love
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Consumer Reports bags it as too confusing
AutoWeek Out with Its Best of the Best
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Cadillac CTS-V and Grand Cherokee top winners
gm sales for december 2010
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top seller in the US
Volkswagen NMS coming to Detroit
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could be their big news at 10:45 monday
Toyota sales results
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The first of my rundown of the Japanese companies.
GM stock testing new highs post IPO
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Despite the IPO day opening above the 33 level at 35, GM took 28 days to breach the IPO day high of 35.99. Now it has breached the 38 level. Is this due to the annual pump from the NAIAS press, or is it based on the perception of sales and fundamentals by analysts, with projections of $50 per share?
Note: will link Patrick's GM sales article
Best selling models of 2010
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with a short rundown of each
Hyundai prepares to battle OnStar
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Announcement at Consumer Electronics Show today about new technology.
Toyota stock shows strength despite drop in sales rank
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After decades of steady and impressive growth, Toyota’s recall issues have taken its toll on its position in the U.S. auto market, falling from second to third place, behind General Motors and Ford Motor Co. However, the stock price has yet to reflect any such downgrade by investors.
Note: will link to Jeffrey's article about TM auto sales
Lexus sales results
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The run-down continues.
Renault suspends senior managers over secret EV leak
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Automakers have strict guidelines to keep product news secret these days. After all, with all the tech gadgets available today, you have to literally go out of your way not to communicate. So, it’s easy to understand how Renault could have its electric vehicle plans compromised, especially when it’s an inside job.
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