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General Motors said Saturday that most of its 4,400 U.S. dealers have agreed to upgrade their showrooms over the next four years.
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South Korean automaker Hyundai and its affiliate Kia in January posted huge gains in the stagnant German car market, Europe's largest, official data showed on Thursday.
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Chinese group Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile has made a fresh bid for Swedish carmaker Saab, which went bust in December, Swedish radio reported on Thursday, citing sources.
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Are signs of life for the U.S. economy helping to give auto sales a boost? CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports.
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Although recent action may be similar, Cramer isn't so sure the market will repeat the same trajectory as last year.
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Jim Cramer’s researcher, Nicole Urken, takes a look at some recent data points that point to optimism for the macro economy.
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With the enduring economic downturn forcing several race car teams to downscale their operations, merge or fold, the industry is adapting its sponsorship model to include new and smaller corporate sponsors.
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Alan Mullay, Ford CEO, and CNBC's Phil LeBeau, discuss Ford's earning miss and the outlook for the automaker.
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Ford fell after missing earnings estimate on weaker sales in Europe and higher input costs. Alan Mulally, Ford Motor president & CEO, explains the earnings shortfall, with CNBC's Phil LeBeau.
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CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin shares his experience driving an Audi's in icy weather.
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Obama Administration officials working on a turnaround of General Motors and Chrysler asked for advice from the consulting firm Bain & Company, among other consulting firms, speaking to partners there at least twice, according to multiple sources familiar with the conversations.
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CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports Goldman Sachs upgrades Telsa shares to a "buy" rating and place a price target at $35 on the stock. Also, a look at a new study that shows older and older cars are on the road, despite increasing new car sales.
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A previous story incorrectly reported that Mitt Romney's former firm, Bain & Co., was part of a team of consulting companies that advised President Barack Obama on a decision to shutter car dealerships during the auto bailout.
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A look at the interesting (and quirky) cars crossing the auction block for a wide-range of investors.
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Rolls-Royce Motor Cars sales hit record-breaking levels in 2011, with more cars sold than ever before in the brand’s 107-year history.
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Mad Money host Jim Cramer shares his final thoughts of the day on automakers.
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With over 500 cars and trucks on display at the 2012 North American International Auto Show, 40 new models are expected to be unveiled, from concept cars to vehicles that will hit the market this year.
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Discussing whether Toyota can regain sales momentum in 2012 following a tumultuous year in 2011 when the tsnuami in Japan offset production, with Jim Lentz, Toyota U.S.A. president, and CNBC's Phil LeBeau.
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There hasn't been this type of energy at the Detroit Auto Show in years. To quote Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne, "It's a different world. It's like a throwback to the 90's. This is the kind of atmosphere we used to have at the Detroit Auto Show when things were going well."
Behind the Wheel with Phil Lebeau
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Mercedes-Benz is digging in and putting more features into its redesigned flagship S-Class sedan.
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Some of the most popular small SUVs have failed crash tests that simulate a common and deadly front end collision.
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Has the auto industry gone too far selling new cars and trucks to those with subprime credit records?