US Auto Sales Jump 20 Percent In February
DETROIT — As more U.S. buyers head back into auto dealerships, automakers are jostling for their attention with sweetened deals.
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DETROIT — As more U.S. buyers head back into auto dealerships, automakers are jostling for their attention with sweetened deals.
Read MoreSearch online for “Cash for Clunkers,” and here’s one thing you’ll find: stories about its negligible overall impact on the economy.
Wrong, says Maritz Automotive Research Group.
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President Barack Obama is sending a blunt message to Detroit automakers: To survive _ and win more government help _ they must remake themselves top to bottom. Driving home the point, the White House ousted the General Motors chairman as it rejected GM and Chrysler‘s restructuring plans.
Obama is set to elaborate on that message
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Detroit automakers got public reassurance Monday from President George W. Bush that short-term government help for the industry is in the works and could come soon.
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Their efforts in Congress squashed, U.S. automakers are depending upon a reluctant White House to quickly provide a multibillion lifeline to help them avoid imminent collapse.
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A House-passed bill to speed $14 billion in loans to Detroit’s automakers stands on shaky ground in a bailout-weary Congress, undermined by Republican opposition that could derail the emergency aid in the Senate.
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A government “car czar” with the power to force U.S. automakers into bankruptcy would dole out $15 billion in emergency loans to the failing industry under an emerging deal between the White House and congressional Democrats.
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The chairman of the House Financial Services Committee says the new bleak unemployment figures makes helping the nation’s beleaguered auto industry even more urgent.
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Since reparations is an accursed term, I’m comfortable with just labeling it a “bailout” for now.
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