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BMW, Mercedes, Lexus Car Sales May Drop to 13-Year Low in US - Bloomberg
BMW, Mercedes, Lexus Car Sales May Drop to 13-Year Low in US Bloomberg - US sales of Germany’s Porsche SE fell 25 percent in 2008, dragged down by a 31 percent drop in sales of its 911 Carrera sports car. ... |
US car sales plunge, heralding bleak 2009 - Forbes
 Voice of America | US car sales plunge, heralding bleak 2009 Forbes, NY - German data is due later this week. Automakers across the globe are struggling to reduce stocks of unsold vehicles, and many have resorted to temporary ... Video: Chrysler, Toyota, Lead Declines in Auto Sales For Car Companies, It Was a Year to Forget Auto Sales Limp Into 2009 |
Worst year in a decade for UK car sales - guardian.co.uk
Worst year in a decade for UK car sales guardian.co.uk, UK - In Germany, new car sales fell last year to their lowest level since reunification. "The global economic downturn, precipitated by the crisis in the ... |
Some auto dealers still expanding, building - Fort Worth Star Telegram
Some auto dealers still expanding, building Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX - In Arlington, Classic Buick-Pontiac-GMC is building a stand-alone used vehicle sales facility on adjacent land the dealership had previously purchased from ... |
Japan sales of imported vehicles drop to 15-yr low - The Associated Press
 The Money Times | Japan sales of imported vehicles drop to 15-yr low The Associated Press - US and other foreign automakers have long struggled to gain a foothold in Japan's car market and imported vehicles make up only 7 percent of annual sales of ... Double-digit car sales drop heralds bleak 2009 Double-digit car sale falls herald bleak 2009 Imported car sales in Japan hit 15-year low in 2008 |
Chrysler wows Detroit show - Automotive News
Chrysler wows Detroit show Automotive News - The platform for the show car was engineered and manufactured by General Motors of Europe in Russelsheim, Germany. Its engine is a double-overhead-camshaft ... PREVIEW: Car industry running on empty at Detroit auto show |