Gas Prices Down, SUV Sales Up
Nov 28th, 2008 · SUV sales seemed doomed by high gas prices. But as prices at the pump drop, customers are returning to the big vehicles that — just a few months ago — they wouldn't look at.
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Janesville, Wisc. Braces For GM Plant Closing
Oct 29th, 2008 · The diminished market for SUVs and the soured economy have forced General Motors to close its factory in Janesville, Wisc., sooner than expected. The loss of the plant, by Christmas, will have ripple effects that Janesville officials will need to address. Brian Bull of Wisconsin Public Radio reports.
Robbers In Malaysia Needed An SUV
Oct 1st, 2008 · Renee Montagne has today's Last Word in business.
Why Auto Lenders Want To Call It Quits
Aug 26th, 2008 · Many auto lenders are pulling back incentives to lease vehicles. Consumers don't want to lease trucks and SUVs anymore and the credit crunch isn't helping. Avoiding leasing is actually a good thing, says our personal finance expert.
Gas Prices Make Consumers Reconsider SUVs
Aug 12th, 2008 · High gas prices have caused many SUV lovers to reconsider their car choice. That's true even for those who are leasing the vehicles. This week's guest Money Coach, Washington Post automotive writer Warren Brown, explains what to do if you lease.
Are Americans Feeling Car Shame?
Aug 4th, 2008 · Big, gas-guzzling vehicles are out of fashion. In fact, between high gas prices and the greening of American culture, people who own thirsty cars and SUVs might be a little ashamed of themselves. Right? As part of our "California Dreamin'" series, we took this theory and ran with it. But after talking to a couple of experts and some car owners, it's back to the drawing board.
GM Posts $15.5 Billion Loss; More Job Cuts Possible
Aug 1st, 2008 · General Motors Corp. on Friday reported a $15.5 billion loss for the second quarter of 2008, due in part to a labor strike at one of its suppliers and plummeting sales of trucks and SUVs. The report came as a GM official said the auto giant might offer another round of buyouts and early retirement to its U.S. hourly workers.
Honda Profits Defy Auto Industry's Struggle *
Jul 25th, 2008 · The automaker Honda has reported an 8-percent increase in profits, overcoming higher material costs and a stronger yen. North American plants are still operating near full capacity. The company has scaled back SUV and truck production and emphasized fuel-efficient Civics and Accords.
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