Some companies aren't happy about states letting employees store firearms in their vehicles while on the job.
Buyers can now do their own research and find financing and repair services elsewhere. Why can't we buy directly from the manufacturer?
In the wake of the weaker yen, the company has increased the prices of its gadgets in the country yet they remain lower than in the US.
Markets point higher ahead of negotiations aimed to avoid the fiscal cliff.
The Motor Trend honor doesn't always mean increased car sales.
GM and Ford miss analyst expectations for the month while Hyundai and Nissan report losses as the superstorm takes a toll.
The industry is on pace for annualized sales of around 14.7 million this year, experts say.
Car and truck sales in the US beat analyst expectations for August. Higher gas prices pushed more buyers into dealerships in search of fuel-efficient models.
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