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Douglas A. McIntyre | Jul 15, 2013 at 6:28 AM EDT

The Trouble with Marketing on Twitter: Another Look at the Dangers

TwitterRegularly, marketers debate whether advertising on social media can be a hazard. Ads on Twitter and Facebook can be mocked…

Paul Ausick | Jul 12, 2013 at 2:25 PM EDT

Toyota RAV4 Flunks Front Crash Test

Courtesy Toyota Motor Corp.The 2013 RAV4 small SUV from Toyota Motor Corp. (NYSE: TM) managed to achieve just a ‘poor’…

Mike Sauter | Jul 8, 2013 at 6:42 AM EDT

Car Brands with the Most Loyal Drivers

courtesy of The Car Spy, via Wikimedia CommonsFor some automakers, building a base of new customers is very important. These…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jul 3, 2013 at 6:20 AM EDT

Volkswagen and Kia Continue U.S. Sales Collapse

Courtesy Volkswagen AGSeveral car companies posted strong sales in June, and for the first half, but two manufacturers have turned…

Paul Ausick | Jul 2, 2013 at 11:30 AM EDT

GM Automobile Sales at Five-Year High

courtesy of General MotorsAutomaker General Motors Co. (NYSE: GM) said today that June automobile sales rose 6.5% this year, compared…

Paul Ausick | Jul 2, 2013 at 9:46 AM EDT

June Auto Sales at Chrysler and Ford Don’t Keep Up with May Sales

Courtesy Ford Motor Co.June U.S. auto sales numbers are due out from most U.S. and foreign automakers today, and it…

Paul Ausick | Jul 1, 2013 at 11:55 AM EDT

Ford to Fix 468,000 Sticky Throttles

courtesy of Ford Motor CompanyIn a deal to close a National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) investigation, Ford Motor Co.…

247Editors | Jun 28, 2013 at 5:37 AM EDT

The Nine Hottest Cars This Year

Courtesy Volkswagen AGCar sales are on a tear. Through the first five months of 2013, U.S. car sales are up…

Paul Ausick | Jun 27, 2013 at 7:20 AM EDT

New Car Sales Jump in June Thanks to Nissan, Ford and Chrysler

courtesy of FordAutomakers will be reporting June sales next week, and now is the time for industry watchers to make…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jun 20, 2013 at 6:15 AM EDT

A Major Setback for Fiat in J.D. Power Survey

Courtesy Chrysler Group LLCFiat took control of Chrysler to get a major presence and sales in the U.S. market. It…

247alex | Jun 20, 2013 at 6:12 AM EDT

The Cars Most Americans Are Shopping For

courtesy of Ford Motor CompanyWhen Americans want to buy a car, nearly one in six will consider buying a Ford.…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jun 11, 2013 at 5:48 AM EDT

Car-Buying Public Still Shuns Chevy Volt: GM Cannot Give It Away

courtesy of General MotorsThere has been plenty of evidence in the past that the car buying public does not want…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jun 10, 2013 at 6:37 AM EDT

Japan and U.K. Recoveries Offer Other Economies Very Modest Hope

ThinkstockRecent information from Japan and the United Kingdom shows that accelerated recoveries from deep recessions are underway. There may be…

Paul Ausick | Jun 7, 2013 at 11:10 AM EDT

Cadillac, Porsche, Mazda Top U.S. Car Buyer Brand Loyalty

Courtesy Porsche Cars North America Inc.Brand loyalty among U.S. car buyers rose to 51.5% in the first quarter of 2013,…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jun 5, 2013 at 6:44 AM EDT

Toyota Recalls Hybrids, as Chrysler Defies NHTSA

Courtesy Chrysler Group LLCChrysler has made a decision it will regret, and regret substantially. It has opted to resist a…

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The Trouble with Marketing on Twitter: Another Look at the Dangers

Toyota RAV4 Flunks Front Crash Test

Car Brands with the Most Loyal Drivers

Volkswagen and Kia Continue U.S. Sales Collapse

GM Automobile Sales at Five-Year High

June Auto Sales at Chrysler and Ford Don’t Keep Up with May Sales

Ford to Fix 468,000 Sticky Throttles

The Nine Hottest Cars This Year

New Car Sales Jump in June Thanks to Nissan, Ford and Chrysler

A Major Setback for Fiat in J.D. Power Survey

The Cars Most Americans Are Shopping For

Car-Buying Public Still Shuns Chevy Volt: GM Cannot Give It Away

Japan and U.K. Recoveries Offer Other Economies Very Modest Hope

Cadillac, Porsche, Mazda Top U.S. Car Buyer Brand Loyalty

Toyota Recalls Hybrids, as Chrysler Defies NHTSA

SETM Is Up 27% YTD and 150% Over a Year. The S&P 500? Not Even Close.

A 61-Year-Old Widow Claimed Survivor Benefits While Still Working, Then the Earnings Test Triggered a $1-for-$2 Clawback

A Covered Call ETF That Pays 6% Is Beating Vanguard’s Biggest International ETF Right Now

A 61-Year-Old Widow Claimed Survivor Benefits While Still Working, Then the Earnings Test Triggered a $1-for-$2 Clawback

Suze Orman to 54-Year-Old With $600,000: Skip the 1.5% Fee and Manage It Yourself

SETM Is Up 27% YTD and 150% Over a Year. The S&P 500? Not Even Close.

A 61-Year-Old Widow Claimed Survivor Benefits While Still Working, Then the Earnings Test Triggered a $1-for-$2 Clawback

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The Trouble with Marketing on Twitter: Another Look at the Dangers

Toyota RAV4 Flunks Front Crash Test

Car Brands with the Most Loyal Drivers

Volkswagen and Kia Continue U.S. Sales Collapse

GM Automobile Sales at Five-Year High

June Auto Sales at Chrysler and Ford Don’t Keep Up with May Sales

Ford to Fix 468,000 Sticky Throttles

The Nine Hottest Cars This Year

New Car Sales Jump in June Thanks to Nissan, Ford and Chrysler

A Major Setback for Fiat in J.D. Power Survey

The Cars Most Americans Are Shopping For

Car-Buying Public Still Shuns Chevy Volt: GM Cannot Give It Away

Japan and U.K. Recoveries Offer Other Economies Very Modest Hope

Cadillac, Porsche, Mazda Top U.S. Car Buyer Brand Loyalty

Toyota Recalls Hybrids, as Chrysler Defies NHTSA

SETM Is Up 27% YTD and 150% Over a Year. The S&P 500? Not Even Close.

A 61-Year-Old Widow Claimed Survivor Benefits While Still Working, Then the Earnings Test Triggered a $1-for-$2 Clawback

A Covered Call ETF That Pays 6% Is Beating Vanguard’s Biggest International ETF Right Now

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