July 5, 2005

[Redwood]

-GM's sales jump 46.9 percent in June, best month since '86; Chrysler to offer employee pricing
-FIA Finds Seven Teams Guilty For U.S. Grand Prix No-show
-Rear Drive vs. Front Drive vs. All-Wheel Drive
-C&D Drives the Shelby Cobra GT500
-German Car Industry Presents United Approach to Quality Problems
-Infiniti reportedly planning entry-level sport wagon positioned below FX models
-Magny-Cours F1 Results
-GM Creates New Aftermarket Structure
-Forget cameras - spy device will cut drivers’ speed by satellite
-Ford Gas Caps to Promote BP
-Racing Fans Fake Handicaps, Make Signs For Parking Spots
-Honda unveils improved hybrid engines
-TCC Tip: Fixing Your Car Cheaply
-Daytona Nascar Results
-This week’s Late Racing Motorsports News briefs
-Mazda seeking to beef up its U.S. lineup; seven-seat sport wagon possible
-Despite newer offerings, minivan segment continues to be tough going for GM, Ford
-IRL Race Results
-Spyker Clears Last Hurdle in U.S. Market Entry
-On-Site Mechanic
-Spy Shots: ’07 VW Jetta GLI
-$30,000 Family Sedan Comparo
-Ford puts focus on Fusion