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Feds to back warranties if automaker fails

Ottawa is providing up to $185 million to guarantee warranties on vehicles sold by General Motors and Chrysler, as the companies attempt to restructure, and another $700 million to protect hard-hit auto parts suppliers. Industry Minister Tony Clement said consumers…

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At Auto Shows, a New Sobriety Reigns

As the New York International Auto Show opens this week in Manhattan, car makers face a tough task: How to generate enthusiasm about their vehicles at a time when the industry is consumed with talk about bailouts and bankruptcy, and…

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Spotted: Lamborghini Gallardo

One of our readers spotted this beautiful Lamborghini Gallardo driving in the streets of Cape Town. This rare beauty stands apart from the rest of the field- lucky driver! Keep the pics and news coming in.

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Special Edition VW Golf GTI V50

While the rest of the world is getting ready to welcome the sixth-generation Golf GTI, in Singapore, Volkswagen has just released a limited edition version of the outgoing model that has gained some grunt. Performance upgrades on the Golf GTI…

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2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 Automatic

Hyundai's new rear-drive Genesis Coupe opens a new market segment for the Korean automaker, one filled with young enthusiasts, tuners, and customizers looking to pull every last ounce of performance out of the sports coupe. It might surprise the tuner…

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Councillors aim to put trackers in vehicles

ON BCM BUSINESS: Buffalo City vehicles which councillors say are abused by staff. Picture: MLONDOLOZI MBOLO THE days when council employees could use official vehicles to “park off” and “hang around” at roadhouses are numbered. Buffalo City councillors, concerned about…

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