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It is hard to make the argument that Tesla Motors is more valuable than Fiat Chrysler. Very hard.
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Volkswagen AGVW’s U.S. sales have declined for several years in a row. This year has been no different. Based on new information, dealers cannot get VWs off their lots, a sure sign of lack of...
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S&P Capital IQ released a report regarding the performance of companies in terms of earnings and revenue.
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After looking at the changes in the full list of Buffett stocks from the first quarter of 2015, it seems that investors have many choices to invest in when it comes to great dividend payers that are...
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Despite the market again stretching to new intraday highs this week, insiders continue to make purchases of company stock, and that remains one of the most bullish factors.
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General Motors says that the new Chevy pickup you just bought still belongs to the company. At least the software that runs virtually every function in the car still belongs to GM.
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The full-sized pickup wars have continued to spawn big incentives ahead of a supply increase of Ford's new F-150.
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GM can say two definitive things about the Chevy Camaro. One is that sales have trended higher recently. The other is that the price GM charges for the car has fallen.
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Ford topped all car brands in a new valuation study called the Brand Finance Top 500 U.S. Brands survey.
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Sales of new cars in China rose less than 4% year-over-year in April, the slowest rate in more than two years.
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After years of trying, General Motors will make another run at the electric car market with a new Chevy Volt.
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courtesy of ToyotaToyota (NYSE: TM) Camry held its position as America’s best selling car last month, just below the three full-sized pick-ups which dominate U.S. vehicles . Camry kept its place...
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Both General Motors and Ford have invested serious money pushing their high-end luxury brands in an effort to steal some sales from the German luxury car makers that dominate the U.S. market.
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While eyes have been trained on the ousted CEO drama in Germany, Volkswagen quietly posted another rough quarter in America.
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In the back and forth between Mercedes and BMW for the lead in luxury sales in America, Mercedes pulled ahead last month.
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