Monday, November 23, 2009

Ford

How the Auto Bailout Is Punishing Ford

The automaker is suddenly profitable, but that may cause fresh problems. more >>

Ford's Auto Bailout Lesson: Consumers Like Rugged Corporate Individualism

By staying away from the bailout, Ford potentially increased its share of the market place. more >>

Americans Seem Eager to Use 'Cash for Clunkers'

The new program is taking off, and Ford is seeing tremendous Web traffic. more >>

Who Will Gain From the GM Bankruptcy

It might help competitors survive, and launch Toyota to No. 1. more >>

How To Tell If You Should Buy an American Car

Look for deals, but beware the best bargains. more >>

GM Bankruptcy Watch: The Stock Price

Even though it's plunging, somebody is still buying more >>

Foreign Carmakers: More "Domestic" Than Detroit

By next year, foreign-based automakers will build more cars in U.S. factories than the Detroit 3. more >>

Bankruptcy Looms for Chrysler and General Motors

Ford posts a big loss but says it has the cash, for now, to keep going. more >>

Ford Scores Another Obama Hybrid Sale

It seems as if the Obama White House is single-handedly keeping Ford in business. more >>

7 American Cars Worth Bailing Out

Some things Detroit still does very well. more >>

5 Reasons To Buy an American Car

Quality is up–and the domestic automakers need your support. more >>

5 Reasons To Shun American Cars

Quality is spotty, government warranties sound fishy, and other cars are just as “American” more >>

New Deals for Car Buyers, Via the Auto Bailout

Automakers have some new offers for consumers who are worried about jobs and the economy. more >>

10 Cars Detroit Should Copy

Here’s where the competition outdistances America’s automakers. more >>

Ford Veers Closer To a Bailout

If it doesn't stop burning cash, Ford might need government help by summer more >>

How Toyota Sees 2009

Car sales could be close to bottoming out—and hybrids are here to stay. more >>

What the Car Companies Want From Obama

Suspend disbelief: Detroit wouldn't mind a higher gas tax more >>

4 Myths From the Detroit Auto Show

Don't make a down payment on an electric car just yet. more >>

Car Sales: What a Dismal 2008 Means For 2009

It was a terrible year for automakers. And 2009 could be worse. more >>

A Moving Article on Detroit, Home of the Big Three

Matt Labash has written a moving article on Detroit. more >>

Automakers Keep the Environment in Mind to Prove Bailout Viability

Here's what the Big Three have to say about sustainability and their bailout. more >>

Is Chrysler Shutting Down for a Month, or Forever?

In Detroit, the endgame is getting closer more >>

Who Is at Fault for the Decline of the Big Three?

Mickey Kaus indicts "Wagner Act unionism" for the fall of the auto industry. more >>

The GOP Bungles the Auto Bailout

Republicans shouldn't be hung up on how much factory workers get paid. more >>

After Auto Bailout Collapses in Congress, Eyes Turn to the Bush White House

A pending deal collapsed after union officials rejected Republicans' timetable for wage reductions. more >>

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