Stories tagged "cars"

The people all over the world used to invent, make experiments especially when it comes to vehicles. Since early human beings’ history there have been individuals who wanted to attract and amaze the others with creative vehicles

Today’s world is a world of strong competition and dangerous rivals. When speaking about the biggest car makers the competition becomes extra dangerous and rivals grow extra angry. Here is a little list of the famous car makers to be close to bankruptcy

General Motors Corp , whose chief executive was blasted last week by U.S. lawmakers for flying on a private jet to ask for public funds, has asked the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to prevent public tracking of a jet it leases. News, Headlines and

The L.A. Auto Show runs through Thanksgiving weekend, which seems appropriate, because there is a lot of turkey on the show’s menu.

A turkey is a special kind of car which, though no lemon, is out-of-date the second it rolls off the lot. Like the bird that gives it its name, it is an inferior creature that lacks an appeal to any superior automotive taste, even if enjoyed by the wealth

For the past week the US auto industry has been asking Washington for twenty five billion dollars to bail them out. The key issue here is that private business is asking the federal government for a grant to allow it to continue operating.

Michael Moore on the auto industry and what needs to be done

As the Big Three Detroit automakers beg for a federal government bailout and face predictions of bankruptcy within weeks in the United States, their European branches are churning out award-winning cars we never see - or won't see for several years.

The Toyota Camry is America's best-selling midsize car, but even this perennial favorite faces challenging times ahead. In fact, they've already begun. In October, sales of the Toyota Camry plunged a whopping 12.8%.

After the big three Detroit auto makers essentially had their rear-ends handed to them in a bag by Washington politicians last week, they have been scrambling to find ways to get the money they feel they need to stay alive — and their proposed solutions