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Crashed Lexus LFA, Saab Not Dead Yet, Fisker Karma: Today's Car News
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MotorAuthority.com | January 20th, 2012 Today at Motor Authority, Chrysler reached a Pentastar milestone and BMW shows off the 2012 M3 DTM Safety Car. Saab isn't completely dead yet, and we drove the 2012 Fisker Karma. All this and more in today's car news, right here on Motor Authority. Sadly, a Lexus LFA has been crashed. MINI reveals the Baker Street and Bayswater special editions... Read More -
Nissan Pathfinder Concept, Drudge's War On Volt : Today's Car News
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TheCarConnection.com | December 20th, 2011 Today at High Gear Media, Cadillac teases the ATS one last time before its reveal and MINI tries to benefit from Saab's death with some unique marketing. We look at the timeline of Matt Drudge's war against the Chevy Volt and bring you up to speed with our 2012 Detroit Auto Show preview. All this and more in today's car news, right here on The Car... Read More -
Saab North America Will Not Be Filing For Bankruptcy
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CarNewser.com | December 23rd, 2011 The news coming out about Saab is making it look like the doors of the company will be shuttering its factories for good. There are still buyers interested in it, but GM is leery on many of the potential suitors. Saab North America is getting some damage as well too, including the loss of some factory warranties (GM is honoring some) and there are... Read More -
Things To Watch Out For If You Buy A New Saab
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CarNewser.com | January 30th, 2012 It’s always sad to see an established marquee going under, but this is the case with Saab. There is apparently new interest in buying one of these soon-to-be orphaned cars. According to a recent article in from the New York Times, there are around 2,200 Saabs available across the country, with some of them at various ports waiting to be... Read More -
The Top Car News Stories Of 2011
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TheCarConnection.com | December 22nd, 2011 The year 2011 will not go down in history as the happiest year for the auto industry. From March's destructive earthquake and tsunami in Japan, to the year-long Saab saga that's ending sadly, it's been a difficult, sometimes tragic, year for the people who work in the auto industry. There is something to tuck into the time capsule for future... Read More
