Articles tagged with: transmissions
Dodge revives a heritage name.
The all-new Dodge compact that will hit the market in 2012 will sport the Dart name. That news was released by the Chrysler Group today which also announced that the 2013 …
Subcompact Accent offers value and fuel efficiency.
The Hyundai Accent is a subcompact model, available as a four-door sedan or as a five-door hatchback. This model is priced from $12,445 for the sedan and from $14,595 …
Replacement for the Tiburon hits the market.
The Hyundai Veloster is a three-door coupe, an unusual vehicle designed to grab the attention of hip, urban, youthful drivers. As innovatively styled as it is sporty, well appointed …
Chrysler’s best selling brand continues to set the pace.
One of the reasons why Dodge matters today is because of a decision made two decades ago to make this brand distinctive enough that people would consider …
Italian automaker makes good on its Chrysler connections.
The exclusivity of Maserati doesn’t rival Ferrari, but if parent Fiat has its way, the Italian sports car brand will soon move mainstream. Certainly, selling 50,000 models annually …
The state of Michigan will soon begin to enjoy a significant financial investment from one of its three automakers, as Dearborn-based Ford Motor Company announced $850 million in fresh investment yesterday. The Great Lakes State …
General Motors believes that Chevrolet has what it takes to maintain its position as a top global brand, as it sells some 3.5 million models annually in more than 130 countries. The bow tied brand …
The Chrysler Group has found a way to challenge its competition even though it operates in a much smaller capital environment than do General Motors and the Ford Motor Company. Both of its competitors are …
Key parts suppliers to the auto industry have been battered all year as automakers cut back on their orders and seek to squeeze improved savings from makers of transmissions, turbos, and other components large and …
A Little Bit Of Autobahn Collaboration!
Okay, the title of this article is a bit of an exaggeration – Germany’s two biggest luxury automakers are not merging operations. Instead, Daimler AG and Bayerische Motoren Werke (BMW) …
