Electric car network gets first test in Israel - BusinessWeek

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Electric car network gets first test in Israel BusinessWeek Rising fuel prices worldwide still haven't sent electric car sales surging, noted US-based automotive expert John McElroy. "It may not be an energy price issue," he said. "Consumers may simply decide that electric cars don't offer the range they need. Electric car network gets testNEWS.com.au all 230 news articles »

Australian market preview - Ninemsn

Australian market preview Ninemsn In economic news on Monday, the Commonwealth Bank business sales indicator for April is released. In equities news, James Hardie Industries is due to post full year results while Elders is scheduled to release its first half results. In Australia ... and more »

General Motors will introduce a rear-wheel drive Chevrolet performance sedan ... - Detroit Free Press

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General Motors will introduce a rear-wheel drive Chevrolet performance sedan ... Detroit Free Press Interiors cement an owner's love affair with a vehicle and as the auto industry returns to health,... There's a good idea at the heart of "Mansome," a documentary that purports to dive into the deep... Dear Carolyn: I am in a committed relationship ... New Holden Commodore star revs up USHerald Sun GM introduces rear-wheel drive Chevrolet performance sedan for first time in ...Sacramento Bee Where In The World Is Holden: A Few Of GM's Weirdest Australian ExportsAutomobile Magazine (blog) CarAdvice -USA TODAY -Harden Murrumburrah Express all 422 news articles »

4 Auto Stocks That Could Sink By 2013 - Seeking Alpha

4 Auto Stocks That Could Sink By 2013 Seeking Alpha Unfortunately, it is unclear how realistic this plan is, particularly with a massive drop in European car sales in the past year. The plan does indicate that GM is committed to retaining a significant presence in Europe. Stracke also told workers and ... and more »

So far, so bon for Peugeot's SUV - The Australian

So far, so bon for Peugeot's SUV The Australian Its three car makers have woken up to the fact that they are not selling enough in Australia and have changed tack. For Renault, this meant another Australian relaunch last year and an avalanche of product; for Citroen, constant "price repositioning" ... and more »