Bankruptcy Is Now ‘More Probable,’ New G.M. Chief Says   01 Apr 2009 01:02 GMT
The new chief executive, Fritz Henderson, said he still hoped to restructure the company out of court.
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Wheels: So Why Is Ford Smiling?   31 Mar 2009 19:03 GMT
While General Motors and Chrysler are flailing in the spotlight, Ford is trying to get out the message that it’s not like those other guys.
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Wheels: Understanding Obama's Auto Warranty Plan   31 Mar 2009 07:43 GMT
The administration’s plan to stand behind new-car warranties for G.M. and Chrysler is intended to reassure consumers worried about buying domestic vehicles.
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U.S. Expected to Give More Financing to Automakers   28 Mar 2009 05:11 GMT
The administration also is expected to impose a strict deadline for bondholders and union workers to make concessions.
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Detroit Faces Its Critics With Anger and Tears   28 Mar 2009 04:43 GMT
Detroiters said they wished they could persuade the country why G.M. and Chrysler, and by extension the city, deserved to be saved.
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Wheelspin: One Title in Hand, Hamilton Faces a Challenging ’09   28 Mar 2009 02:56 GMT
As the 2009 Formula One season begins, all eyes are on Lewis Hamilton, who has ascended to racing’s pinnacle in his young career.
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Behind the Wheel | 2010 Toyota Prius: Hybrid Superstar Shines Brighter   28 Mar 2009 02:55 GMT
Toyota’s third-generation Prius, to be introduced in May, is part of the company’s ambitious plans to increase its hybrid sales to a million cars a year.
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Around the Block | 2009 Mini Cooper Convertible: Fun by Almost Any Measure   27 Mar 2009 14:43 GMT
When it comes to curbside attraction and driver fun, the Mini Cooper convertible scores a knockout over most cars on the road.
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Wheels: Another View of the Electric Future   27 Mar 2009 06:28 GMT
With its windswept shape, the electric Aptera 2e made quite an impression on the streets of Manhattan.
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An All-Electric Sedan, Awaiting Federal Aid   27 Mar 2009 03:56 GMT
Tesla Motors on Thursday unveiled the Model S, but the company is still waiting for approval for $450 million in government loans before it can begin offering the car.
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