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Toyota will invest $400 million to shift production of the Highlander Hybrid to the U.S. to counter the strength of the yen.

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General Motors is looking to substantially increase its product margin from the current level about six percent to 10 percent.

Supporters claim the bill will cost the country less money than offering incentives on green cars.

U.S. Saab dealers have asked GM to honor warranties for model year 2010 and 2011 Saab vehicles.

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Strong SLS sales have convinced Mercedes to move along with an AMG-developed 911 rival.

A clever marketing move turned into bad publicity for MINI.

Chrysler is facing some questions about the authenticity of its Super Bowl commercial.

Seat has rolled out a five-door version of its Mii city car.

Mitsubishi will stop production at its only production facility in western Europe.

Honda will rush an updated Civic to market this year.

Hyundai’s premium models could be moving to a new Genesis sub-brand.

With the launch of its new Sedan EV, Coda is looking to sing more retail outlets.

The auto industry helped the U.S. economy to its lowest unemployment rate in years.

Ford will boost export to South Korea by 50 percent this year.

Bosch says that one out of every 10 vehicles sold in 2015 will have a diesel engine.

Chrysler will be making another big impact during this year’s Super Bowl with a two-minute commercial.

In order to gain better access to the Chinese market, Jaguar Land Rover will be forming a joint venture with Chery.

Most of Ford’s Lincoln dealers are moving forward with showroom improvements.

The Chinese brand that GM stopped from buying Saab is back with an offer.

Just about everyone will be offering an electric vehicle by 2015.

Saab’s museum collection is heading to the auction block.

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A California woman has been awarded nearly $10,000 in a mileage dispute case against Honda.

Despite new backing, Ford nearly killed off its Lincoln luxury division.

Following Chrysler’s big announcement yesterday, the good news for the automaker’s workers is confirmed today.

Suzuki will display its G70 small car concept at the Geneva show.

Evidence suggests that Ford’s newer models are cannibalizing sales of other Ford vehicles.

Honda is spending $98 million to upgrade an Ohio engine plant to produce the Accord’s new CVT.

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Japanese buyers have lined up in droves to place orders for the Toyota Prius c.

Chrysler has posted its first profitable year since leaving bankruptcy behind in 2009.

Vehicles that “talk” to each other could soon be mandated.

Lexus is coming off the bench with its first-ever Super Bowl spot.

The plant, which will create 180 jobs, is being hailed as a further sign of the U.S. auto industry’s recovery.

Honda thinks that it is about to turn the corner after a string of bad luck and poorly-received products.

Chrysler ended 2011 in the black, ending a 14-year money-losing streak.

Chrysler finally announced a third shift at its Belvidere plant.

Two more suppliers are wrapped up in a price-fixing scheme.

Saab’s dealers have asked that the company be placed under bankruptcy protection.

The President will get a special tour of the Chevrolet Malibu from GM’s Ed Welburn.

Nissan’s most efficient vehicle transporter has set sail.

Hyundai’s dealers are the United States’ most satisfied, according to a study conducted by the National Association of Automobile Dealers.

A judge has approved $13.5 million in bankruptcy financing for federally-funded Ener1.