August 16, 2005

[Redwood]

-Toyota, Ford Hybrid Autos to Receive Biggest U.S. Tax Credits - Thanks Oversteer for the link
-Full Test: 2005 Ferrari F430 Spider
-Exclusive Spy Video and Pics 2006 Subaru Legacy GT Spec B
-Ford gambles on a new plan for 'people-movers'
-Honda pegs U.S. sales goal for Scion fighter at 60,000; Fit to be positioned below new Civic - They must be targeting the lucrative young loser market with that car
-Top troubles plague G6 convertible; parts fail on key Pontiac product
-The Deville is in the DTS: Ye Olde Detroit luxury barge is recast for 21st century reality
-Lincoln hoping luxury buyers will accept front-wheel drive platforms
-One Hot Minivan: Chrysler Town & Country sales skyrocket; special features fan the flames
-NSX successor may get all-wheel drive in addition to V10, Honda says
-Small Car, Huge Mission: GM hoping Solstice will spark Pontiac revival, be an example for automaker
-Ford Eyes More Layoffs, Plant Closings
-BMW Plans Smaller, Cheaper Rolls-Royce
-Chrysler will cut urban dealerships
-Study Shows Toyota Job Impact in U.S.
-Nissan Raises Some Vehicle Prices
-Mitsubishi Announces All-New L200 SUT
-36 years of Nissan Z
-Alfa 8C goes topless at Pebble Beach
-Smart Fourtwo Crash Test Videos
-NASA announces flying car competition
-Best Cars for College Students