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  • 2007 Aveo Sedan’s "Virtual Launch" to Behold
    In the afternoon of the 17th day of this month at Seldom Blues restaurant, Renaissance Center, Detroit, a leaping change was initiated to the manner...
    Article by: Terry Brown
  • 2007 Nissan Versa: Gen "Y", Take Notice
    Automakers are clamoring to build and market cars to the Generation “Y” crowd which, loosely defined, and encompasses new drivers and mostly everyone who is...
    Article by: Matthew Keegan
  • 2008 Chery QQ: Sneak Peak!
    China’s Chery Automotive Group is getting set to import as many as five vehicles into the US starting in the summer of 2007. These 2008...
    Article by: Matthew Keegan
  • A Stylish Crossover Vehicle For Kia
    Kia is planning to bring to the American market a new type of vehicle – a seven passenger crossover – that will compete against the...
    Article by: Matthew Keegan
  • Affordable Cars Priced From Under $15K
    Are you looking for a new car? If you are, there are several models available to you for under $15,000. Twelve are mentioned here;...
    Article by: Matthew Keegan
  • Asian Cars: Auto Manufacturers to Watch
    The Asian automobile manufacturing market is much broader than many American consumers understand it to be. Beyond Honda, Hyundai, Toyota, and other household names there...
    Article by: Matthew Keegan
  • Chery Automobiles: China's Auto War Begins
    China is laying plans at this very moment to begin shipment of passenger vehicles to the North American market by mid 2007. Chinese automobile manufacturer,...
    Article by: Matthew Keegan
  • Chinese Cars: Arrival Delayed!
    Over the past year, much has been written about various Chinese automakers and the pending introduction of their vehicles to the U.S. market. Manufacturers such...
    Article by: Matthew Keegan
  • Chinese Cars: Redefining the Market
    News reports over the past several months have featured the coming “invasion” of Chinese cars to the North American market. What has gotten the attention...
    Article by: Matthew Keegan
  • Chrysler Intends to Save by Using 'Imported' Parts
    To cut costs, Chrysler is outsourcing beyond North America and employing frugal plans to reduce expenses by $1,000 per vehicle."We are willing to import with...
    Article by: Joe Wayne
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