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With general pricing between $51 and $61 thousand dollars, the 2010 GMC Yukon Hybrid is loaded with standard features for luxury, safety and performance.
5-star safety ratings from the NHTSA make the 2010 Toyota Highlander hybrid and excellent choice for family transportation.
A properly-equipped 2010 Ford Expedition can tow up to 9000 pounds while carrying 1900 more.
Ford Outsells GM: Ford Reports More Monthly Deliveries, 1st Time Since 1998
The discontinuation of the Saab, Pontiac, Saturn and Hummer brands decreased GM's sales volumes significantly for February.
Toyota/US Government: Intentional Procrastination Saves $100s of Millions
Akio Toyoda, President of the Toyota Motor Company, broke into tears after going through a 3-hour grilling from Congress on February 24.
Auto Donation For Charity
Donate your car, receive a tax deduction and help children.
Honda Recalls Select Odyssey and Element Models
Honda Motor Co. will recall 344,000 Odyssey and 68,000 Element minivans and SUVs to repair a potential brake problem.
No Clues In March 8 Prius Acceleration Incident
Investigators from the NHTSA say they have not, as yet, found any evidence to prove or refute the claims of a California driver that his 2008 Prius sped out of control on a California freeway.
With Incentives, Toyota, GM See Improved March Market Share
Thanks to aggressive incentive campaigns beginning March 1, both Toyota and GM have made significant early sales gains for the month.
Toyota Acceleration Incident in California Under Investigation
Teams from the NHTSA and Toyota Motor Corp. are joining inquiries in progress by the California Highway Patrol over an incident of unintended acceleration in a 2008 Prius.
Toyota Denies Professor's Accelerator Theory
In a webcast scheduled for Monday, March 8, 2010, Toyota repudiated a professor's claims that a throttle flaw explains sudden, unplanned acceleration issues on key models.
