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- Peugeot Citroen revises its 2009 forecasts 'significantly upwards'
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- German economy minister reiterates GM must finance Opel restructuring
- Uni-Select sees signs of optimism as Americans hit the roads again
- Car seat supplier Lear sees '09 sales falling to $9.5 billion from $13.57 billion in 2008
- Auto dealerships continue to suffer from tight credit markets, consumer incentives
- GM appoints top international exec Nick Reilly as Opel interim head
- GM chairman says automaker is committed to repaying government loans
- GM chief engineer Opel business too intertwined to sever from global operations
- Martinrea reports Q3 profit of $717,000, down from $4.2 million a year ago
- Auto parts maker Automodular Corp. post Q3 loss of $1.1 million
- Chinese automakers merge assets as government tries to create global competitors
- General Motor's CEO Fritz Henderson in Germany discussing Opel future
- GM Canada to invest $90 million in CAMI facility, recall 150 employees
- German carmakers BMW, Audi report higher October sales; Audi raises full-year sales outlook
- Auto supplier Lear exits bankruptcy with less debt, new business despite autos downturn
- Ford re-enters subcompact wars next summer with Euro-style Ford Fiesta
- German economy minister reiterates GM must finance Opel restructuring
- Uni-Select sees signs of optimism as Americans hit the roads again
- Car seat supplier Lear sees '09 sales falling to $9.5 billion from $13.57 billion in 2008
- Auto dealerships continue to suffer from tight credit markets, consumer incentives
- GM appoints top international exec Nick Reilly as Opel interim head
- GM chairman says automaker is committed to repaying government loans
- GM chief engineer Opel business too intertwined to sever from global operations
- Martinrea reports Q3 profit of $717,000, down from $4.2 million a year ago
- Auto parts maker Automodular Corp. post Q3 loss of $1.1 million
- Chinese automakers merge assets as government tries to create global competitors
- General Motor's CEO Fritz Henderson in Germany discussing Opel future
- GM Canada to invest $90 million in CAMI facility, recall 150 employees
- German carmakers BMW, Audi report higher October sales; Audi raises full-year sales outlook
- Auto supplier Lear exits bankruptcy with less debt, new business despite autos downturn
- GM confirms that Europe chief Forster to leave but help with replacement search
- Shares of auto parts company Magna International up more than 10 per cent
- US diplomat says Obama administration not involved in GM's Opel decision
- AutoCanada Income Fund reports Q3 profit compared with loss a year ago
- Toyota's Prius hybrid top-selling car in Japan for sixth straight month
- GM CEO Henderson says Opel will pay for most of the $3B needed to restructure
- Thousands of auto workers in Germany protest GM's scrapping of Opel sale
- German foreign minister demands General Motors pay back loan, protect jobs at Opel
- Renault, Nissan set up joint venture to produce electric vehicle batteries in France
- Toyota posts unexpected profit, boosts forecast as stimulus draws buyers
- GM cancellation of Opel sale raises new uncertainty, infuriates German politicians
- Chrysler hopes to double sales in five years; promises new or reworked vehicles
- GMAC posts smaller loss in 3rd quarter, but home lending unit weighs on results
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- US says Toyota issued an inaccurate press release on floor mat issue that led to recall
- Nissan returns to profit amid strong China sales
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- Formula One team Toyota pulls out of the sport to cut costs
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- Canadian vehicles sales down one per cent in October; smallest decline in more than a year
- Autos sales show industry starting to stabilize in October after roller-coaster
- GM decides to keep and restructure European Opel unit; votes down sale to Magna
- Ford's closure of Ontario assembly plant to affect thousands of spinoff jobs
- German carmaker BMW AG third quarter net income falls 74 per cent
- BC's power grid could handle 2.5 million electric cars, study suggests
- Ford Motor announces that senior executives John Parker and Phil Spender will retire
- Toyota returns to profit in latest quarter after incentives boost sales
- Ford, reaping rewards from a turnaround, surprises with $1B profit and outlook
- Ford seeks to push back debt; will sell up to US$3.3B worth of notes and equity
- GM board to meet, decide fate of Opel, Vauxhall
- Ont. proposes cuts to auto insurance coverage to help drivers save money
- Govt OKs GM's use of US$2.8B in govt funds to buy stake in parts supplier Delphi
- Canadian lithium battery company signs Japanese partner
- Workers endorse cost-cutting deal with Ford Canada
- US investigators say full recovery of auto investment unlikely
- Peugeot Citroen unit in all-share deal to buy US exhaust system maker EMCON Technologies
- Ford workers in U.S. overwhelmingly reject contract changes
- Used car prices on the rise, heralding broader recovery: Scotia Economics
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