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Van Maker Backed By Energy Department Loans Shuts Down
Vehicle Production Group, which received a $50 million federal loan to make vans for the disabled, has halted production.
Car Chronicles: Questions About Self-Driving Cars
Will self-driving cars become conveyances for people who are too tired — or too drunk — to drive?
GM Net Income Falls 14% To $865 Million In First Quarter
WWJ’s Jeff Gilbert talks with GM CFO Dan Ammann about the carmaker’s latest profit report.
Over 1M Driver’s License, Social Security Numbers Accessed After State Courts Office Hacked
The Washington state Administrative Office of the Courts has been hacked, and up to 160,000 Social Security numbers and 1 million driver’s license numbers may have been accessed during the data breach of its public website.
Nissan Cuts Prices On Seven U.S. Models
Nissan is cutting its prices, hoping its cars and trucks will show up in more internet searches.
Distracted Driving: What’s the Government’s Role In Accident Prevention?
In this edition of AutoNSider with Daryl Killian, Daryl discusses distracted driving.
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- Luxury Electric Car Maker Fisker Misses Federal Loan Payment 2013/04/25
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Auto Industry News From Detroit
- Driving In Detroit? Expect To Pay Highest Auto Insurance In CountryWith high auto insurance rates in Detroit, among the highest in the nation, some Democratic state legislators say they have ideas for real reform.
- GM Teams Students And Retirees To Rebuild CommunitiesGM Student Corps gives 110 area high school students paid internships this summer.
- Just In Time For The Holiday: Rising Gas PricesAAA Michigan says prices at the pump jumped 10 cents over the past week to a statewide average of $3.88 a gallon.
- Car Chronicles Blog – Cars, Kids and Common SenseConventional wisdom says young people aren't interested in driving. Common sense says that's all wrong.
- Street Survival Program Aims To Reduce Teen Auto AccidentsMore than 5,000 young drivers between 15 and 20 are killed in car crashes each year in the U.S. Learn more about a program designed to reduce those numbers.
