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Car condos proposed for former General Motors site in PontiacA Birmingham entrepreneur wants to turn more than 80 acres of vacant land once owned by General Motors Co. in Pontiac into a destination for car enthusiasts that would include more than 300 “car condominiums” to house their valuable, classic and exotic cars. More GM returns to $33 IPO price on optimism after 2-year slumpGeneral Motors Co.’s stock closed at $33.42 a share Friday, up 3.18 percent and hitting its highest close in more than two years. More European car sales rise slightly in AprilIn April, for the first time in 18 months, monthly new auto registrations in Europe increased. More S-Class Mercedes unwrappedDaimler AG has unveiled the newest version of its S-Class model from luxury brand Mercedes-Benz, a car that will play a key role in the company’s effort to restore its earnings performance. More Grand opening set for Model A museum in MichiganHickory Corners, Mich. — A new Ford dealership is opening up in southwestern Michigan. More GM works to wow customers; exec says repeat business target in sightIn 2011, General Motors Co. North America President Mark Reuss announced a bold goal: He wanted the automaker to have the best customer service in the automobile industry. More Tesla plans to raise up to $1.08B while repaying U.S.Tesla Motors Inc., the electric-car maker run by Elon Musk, increased the size of its equity and debt offerings by 30 percent to as much as $1.08 billion to repay its U.S. loan and build up cash reserves. More Peugeot settles with CGT Union on terms of factory shutdownPSA Peugeot Citroen, Europe's second- largest automaker, reached a deal with a striking union on closing a car factory in France, removing one of the last obstacles to a plan to cut 11,200 domestic jobs. More Europe’s April auto registrations rise first time in 18 monthsMonthly new auto registrations in Europe improved last month for the first time in 18 months, the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association said Friday. More GM returns to $33 IPO price on optimism after 2-year slumpGeneral Motors Co.'s stock closed at $33.42 a share on Friday, up 3.18 percent and hitting its highest close in more than two years. More Ford consolidating Fiesta production in ThailandFord Motor Co. plans to free up much-needed production capacity in North America by shifting manufacturing of its Fiesta subcompact car to Thailand in 2016, according to sources familiar with the company’s plans. More Fiat said to be considering headquarters move to U.S.Fiat SpA, Italy’s biggest manufacturer, is considering moving its corporate headquarters to the U.S. following a planned merger with Chrysler Group LLC, three people familiar with the matter said. More Feds aim to foil traffic hackingWashington — The top U.S. auto safety regulator said the agency would take action to ensure self-driving cars electronically connected to traffic networks and to each other can’t be hacked. More Outlander, Forester pass crash testsWashington — Two of 13 small SUVs passed new tougher frontal crash tests from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. More White House not backing plan to tighten drunken-driving limitsWashington — The Obama administration isn't backing the National Transportation Safety Board's call to drop the legal limit for drunken driving from 0.08 percent blood-alcohol content to 0.05. More Patented powertrain key to EV carmaker’s successElon Musk was fresh off the sale of PayPal and starting another business, commercial rocket service Space Exploration Technologies Corp., when he met kindred spirit JB Straubel. More Briefs: New No. 2 NHTSA official has history with automakersWashington — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has a new No. 2 official who has often sparred with automakers. More Report: EV charging stations may grow tenfold by end of decadeThe number of electric-vehicle charging stations is expected to grow substantially by the end of the decade, according to a new report compiled by IMS Research. More Ford experiencing rapid sales growth in coastal marketsFord Motor Co.'s shift to beef up car offerings that appeal to coastal markets is accelerating ahead of schedule. More Hyundai’s Blue Link-equipped vehicles to come standard with care serviceHyundai Motor America said Thursday that all new Blue Link-equipped vehicles will come standard with three years of free Assurance Connected Care service. More GM to team with Nissan on fuel-efficient cargo vanGeneral Motors Co. and Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. said Tuesday that the companies have agreed for Nissan to build a small cargo van that the Detroit automaker will sell in the U.S. and Canada. More NHTSA’s new No. 2 has history of tangling with automakersWashington - The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has a new No. 2 official who has often sparred with automakers. More Ford to build $274M engine plant in RussiaFord Motor Co. will up its presence in the expanding Russian market with a new $274 million engine plant, the first passenger-car engine plant in the region. More Honda to convert Ohio plant to build supercar Acura NSXAmerican Honda Motor Co. Inc. said Tuesday it will spend $70 million to renovate a Honda logistics facility in Marysville, Ohio, into a production plant to build the all-new Acura NSX. More Feds urge states to lower drunken-driving limitWashington — A National Transportation Safety Board recommendation to lower the legal limit on drunken driving would save hundreds of lives annually, the NTSB said. More Ally, ResCap strike deal to complete restructuringWashington — Ally Financial Inc. reached a deal Tuesday that should allow its troubled mortgage unit Residential Capital LLC to complete its bankruptcy restructuring. More Electric car maker Tesla plans to sell new stockWashington — California startup electric vehicle automaker Tesla Motors Inc. said it will issue 2.7 million new shares of stock and new debt due in 2018 to repay the Energy Department early for the remaining $450 million in a low-cost government loan. More NHTSA says it will guard against hacking into vehicles' electronicsWashington - The top U.S. auto safety regulator said the agency would take action to ensure self-driving cars electronically connected to traffic networks and to each other can't be hacked. More Fiat said to mull U.S. headquarters following Chrysler mergerFiat is considering moving its corporate headquarters to the U.S. following a planned merger with Chrysler, people familiar with the matter said. More GM to invest $258M in Milford Twp. data centerWarren — General Motors Co. said Monday it will spend $258 million to build and equip a new data center at its Milford Proving Ground in Milford Township — one that will back up its new data center at the Warren Tech Center. More |
Latest headlinesGrand opening set for Model A museum in MichiganHickory Corners, Mich. — A new Ford dealership is opening up in southwestern Michigan. More Repcom20130518..c3305180349.article.auto0102NoLabel
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