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  1. Miles For Freedom Plan excludes SRT models
  2. Chrysler Group Rolls in Vegas
  3. DaimlerChrysler to Invest CDN $768 Million in Canada
  4. Chrysler Group Reports U.S. Sales for January 2006 Rise 5 Percent
  5. GTO - Another One Bites the Dust
  6. SVT dead?
  7. Decision on IMPERIAL coming SOON
  8. 2006 Sales Satisfaction Index. J.D. Power
  9. Higher gas taxes needed to fund hydrogen fuel technology, supplier CEO says
  10. Audi to take more aggressive advertising stance in U.S.
  11. Hyundai seeks to boost dealer profits
  12. Hyundai will weather criminal probe of top boss, its U.S. chief says
  13. Honda Pushing Green in Super Bowl
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  15. Daily Auto News: Jan. 17, 2007
  16. Wagoner calls for U.S. to focus on alternative fuel
  17. Suppliers seek more clout
  18. Visteon lawsuit nearly settled
  19. Insurance discount tied to auto data
  20. Michigan, Big Three both need fresh start
  21. Automotive World Congress Briefs
  22. Audi taking bolder steps in U.S. auto market
  23. Auto show offers fun, sex appeal
  24. Hyundai union agrees to end strike over disputed bonuses
  25. Former VW executive goes on trial in corruption scandal
  26. GM sales dip slightly in 2006; Toyota on pace to outsell U.S. automakers in 2007
  27. Mitsubishi announces pact to get diesel engines from Peugeot
  28. CAW chief calls for trade rules to protect North American automakers
  29. GM to build new V-8 engine in Tonawanda, N.Y.
  30. Auto industry bracing for supplier bankruptcies
  31. Window shopping at show
  32. More supplier bankruptcies loom
  33. GM renames gas-touting site
  34. GM is still world No. 1, but Toyota moves closer
  35. Canadian union leader calls for trade controls
  36. Auto Briefs
  37. GM's Super Bowl ads: Think YouTube, not Madison Ave.
  38. Turf battle
  39. GM studies health plan at Goodyear
  40. Fans quench need for speed at auto show
  41. Ford exec gives up jet perk
  42. Consumer Reports: Child seat test faulty
  43. Toyota recalls 533,000 trucks, SUVs
  44. UAW to hold off on spending organizing stake
  45. Big 3 steal buzz back from Asian rivals
  46. Big Jeep SUV's ride may end
  47. Waterfall makes online splash
  48. GM romancing Asia's Proton
  49. Crew seeks old cars to star in film
  50. UAW builds up $874 million strike fund
  51. Notice the plus signs at the new GM
  52. Detroit: Cheapest gas in U.S.
  53. Auto show attendance drops again
  54. Daniel Howes: Prices we pay for gas drive behavior
  55. Phony parts cost Ford $1B
  56. Racing legend's Cobra sells for record $5.5M at auction
  57. Toyota enters NASCAR fray
  58. Borg Warner declares dividend
  59. Clean fuel technology takes stage as Bush speaks to nation
  60. Scion gets youthful makeover
  61. Briefs
  62. Nation/Auto Briefs
  63. Cadillac's sales targets in Europe look doomed
  64. Report: Chinese automaker Chery plans 3 foreign factories
  65. EU chief backs rules to force car makers to cut CO2 emissions
  66. UAW may run health care for retirees
  67. DCX set to beat emissions standards
  68. Daniel Howes: Washington pushes Big Three to change
  69. People Mover ridership during auto show dips from '06
  70. Electric cars come back to life
  71. Is Jaguar an endangered species?
  72. Bush plan to cost Big 3
  73. Report: DCX knew of CEO exit
  74. Talk of Ford exec bonuses riles UAW
  75. Tundra prices top domestic trucks
  76. Ex-Wal-Mart ad chief files lawsuit
  77. Malaysian auto sales sank 11 percent last year, recovery seen
  78. Hyundai says profit falls for fourth straight quarter
  79. Ford reports record net loss of $12.7 billion in 2006
  80. Pelosi sets aside differences with Dingell
  81. Lear Corp. loss narrows in 2006
  82. GM may sell Indianapolis-based Allison Transmission
  83. Ford Motor Co. Financial Problems.
  84. Ford: Automotive sector results
  85. Automakers connect with hip, young buyers in virtual world
  86. Daniel Howes: One bonus plan for all employees is bold move
  87. GM delays earnings, expects 4Q profit
  88. Caddy, the video starring you
  89. Dingell wants fuel economy documents
  90. Alan Mulally's words
  91. Auto Briefs
  92. No Quick Fix
  93. Automakers connect with hip, young buyers in virtual world
  94. Ford rolls out updated Escape, Mercury Mariner
  95. DCX sells aviation subsidiary to ATON
  96. Can GM make hip happen?
  97. Ford to close Metro day cares
  98. Message lost for some in Jeep ads
  99. Custom parts might derail vehicle stability
  100. 'Pfired' and proud in Ann Arbor
  101. Toyota closes gap with GM
  102. Penske Logistics to service Ford van plant in U.K.
  103. Delphi Corp. to sell brake hose unit
  104. Chrysler's looming shake-up has engine workers on edge
  105. Errors in accounting embarrass GM exec
  106. Labor talks slow Delphi plans
  107. Big 3 seek health, trade reforms
  108. Briefs
  109. Honda, Toyota to see double-digit sales
  110. UAW, Ford discuss white-collar bonus
  111. Nation/World/Auto Briefs
  112. Big 3's call for U.S. aid gets cool reception
  113. Hummer rolls out Victory Red
  114. Daniel Howes: Real answers for Big 3 sting
  115. Fiat CEO: With new Bravo model Fiat launches midsize offensive
  116. Michigan auto parts-maker closing Arkansas seat plant
  117. Honda quarterly profit rose 8.8 percent, earnings forecast raised
  118. GM, Ford reputations take a hit
  119. Bankrupt Delphi loses $5B in '06
  120. Macher resigns as CEO of bankrupt Collins & Aikman
  121. Ford sales in U.S. fall 20%; fleet drop cited
  122. Report: China's Chery in talks with Fiat on closer ties
  123. Toyota kicks off marketing for Tundra with Super Bowl ads
  124. Car dealers under pressure
  125. A New Big 3?
  126. Hometown gleans Ford Foundation funds again
  127. Toyota, Nissan step up truck offensive
  128. UAW rejects deadlines for Delphi talks
  129. New GPS device tracks location, records car data
  130. Metro/State Briefs
  131. Calif. AG pursues carmaker emission suit
  132. Sales numbers expose Ford's new product shortfall
  133. Ghosn: Nissan in a 'performance crisis'
  134. GM to add powertrain warranty coverage for used cars
  135. Vehicle inventories on the rise again
  136. Pontiac Grand Prix engine fires under investigation
  137. GM: 100,000-mile used car warranties
  138. Ghosn's crisis
  139. Auto dealer glut hurts U.S. makes
  140. Chevy unveils $2.6M secret
  141. American Axle's '06 loss at $222M
  142. NADA briefs
  143. Hayes Lemmerz to sell plants, combine offices
  144. Metro/State Briefs
  145. Chrysler CEO vows to strengthen relationship with dealers
  146. Saturn revamp continues with Astra
  147. Chrysler CEO vows to strengthen relationship with dealers
  148. Dodge unveils redesigned 2008 Dakota
  149. Daniel Howes: Granholm should be giving this speech
  150. Ford dealers push Mulally for plan
  151. Chrysler gets tutor on revival
  152. Region likely to feel pain and gain
  153. Chrysler's secret comeback plan
  154. Budget offers automakers less than they hoped for on alternative fuels
  155. Detroit plant: Mold for the future
  156. Icahn targets Lear for takeover
  157. NHTSA fuel bill may cost Big 3
  158. Auto briefs
  159. Toyota reports record quarterly profit, sales
  160. Report: Ford to recast slow-selling sedans with popular Taurus name
  161. Dates set for 2008 auto show
  162. GM executive: Ethanol must be more available for flex-fuel use
  163. Chicago auto show: Bigger but sure not better
  164. Sludge smudges Toyota
  165. Toyota rakes in record $3.6B in third quarter
  166. Feds: Van doors need 2 latches
  167. Ford Taurus reborn
  168. Audi January sales rose 8 percent compared with a year ago
  169. BMW says sales rose 0.5 percent in January
  170. German insurer Allianz selling 16.1 million shares of BMW
  171. PSA Peugeot-Citroen says 2006 net profit plummets
  172. Pontiac debuts performance-oriented G8 sedan in Chicago
  173. Big Three try harder than ever to make customers happy
  174. Romney wary of fed fuel-economy rules
  175. A comic attempt to woo Jeep buyers
  176. GM urged to pull suicidal robot ad
  177. Scott Burgess: GM's global vision comes into focus
  178. 'To us, zero is a walk in the park'
  179. Auto Briefs
  180. Delphi talks key to its future
  181. IntelliChoice announces best-value winners for 2007
  182. Quick hits: Navistar to delist
  183. Mazda reports 46 percent jump in quarterly profit
  184. Automotive air bag inventor, others to be honored today on Capitol Hill
  185. Trading of Lear Corp. shares halted; company says 'news pending'
  186. 1,000 salaried jobs to go
  187. Scion aims to boost youth appeal
  188. A moniker can make a car, but there's no secret formula
  189. NHTSA to update child seat rules
  190. Auto business briefs
  191. Lear agrees to Icahn takeover bid
  192. Report: VW plans new compact car
  193. Takeover clouds future for Lear
  194. GM to cut robot's jump from TV ad
  195. Chrysler, CAW talk buyout terms
  196. Toyota to pay owners for engine damages
  197. Ford picks stinker to showcase F-250
  198. Hybrids in, bi-fuels out under Arizona's new carpool lanes
  199. At age 9, DCX still pouts when asked to share
  200. Lutz speeds into last turn
  201. Putting the heat on global warming
  202. Report: New Toyota factory in India to focus on small family cars
  203. Mixed verdict in Carroll Shelby trademark suit
  204. Zetsche's biggest gamble unfolds
  205. GM adds deals after weak Jan.
  206. GM back on track in Russia
  207. Auto Briefs
  208. Toyota says it has no concrete plans for new factory in India
  209. Merrill Lynch analyst upgrades GM, downgrades Ford
  210. Visteon Corp. to build new plant in Highland Park, creating 175 jobs
  211. Visteon names new CFO
  212. Detroit to Delaware, job losses spell pain
  213. Visteon to build local plant
  214. GM stock rise defies skeptics
  215. Bush supports plug-in hybrids
  216. Delphi loses $2B; half due to job cuts
  217. Auto Briefs
  218. Saturn underscoring change in image with Astra
  219. Asians earn top ratings in environmental car guide
  220. Crash tests rate 24 autos high
  221. DaimlerChrysler 4Q profit falls 40 pct on sluggish Chrysler sales
  222. Workers at Ford plant in Russia hold 1-day strike
  223. Chrysler cuts 13,000 jobs, idles plants, trims shifts
  224. Chrysler to cut 13,000 jobs
  225. 5,500 Mich. jobs to be lost
  226. Ford offers first rebates on new Edge crossover
  227. Chrysler reaction
  228. UAW pledges to protect and fight for jobs
  229. Wall Street hails potential sale
  230. Daniel Howes: Company's future? All bets off
  231. Zetsche letter to staff outlines revival plan
  232. Salaried await their fate in 'solemn' Auburn Hills
  233. Will 13 new models this year lift ailing Chrysler?
  234. Dcx To Chrysler: Fix It Or Else
  235. Daniel Howes: Zetsche's about-face feels like betrayal in Detroit
  236. Ford fix-it plan off track
  237. Tire firms fight pressure-monitor rule
  238. VW follows GM, pulls its suicide-themed TV ad
  239. GM and Chrysler eye partnership
  240. Chrysler, CAW reach buyout deal
  241. Auto briefs
  242. Chrysler's LaSorda: We must deliver
  243. Visteon reports $39 million loss for 4th quarter
  244. Report: Chrysler to recall some 2006 Dodge Ram trucks
  245. Railroad strike idles Ford plant in Canada
  246. Visteon losses narrow in 2006
  247. GM in preliminary talks to buy Chrysler
  248. Will GM really buy Chrysler?
  249. GM turns up $200M in earnings
  250. Judges balk at suit over tire pressure