New Chrysler is Focused on Quality, Wants to be a Leader by 2012 by Ross Edwards
Chrysler acknowledges that its current lineup of cars don’t do well in quality surveys like Consumer Reports or JD Power and Associates’ annual rankings. The company also understands that this reputation for building poor quality cars is hurting sales, so quality is a priority for Chrysler. Chrysler has recently added 200 engineers to the [...] .. Read More!

Details Surface on Subaru?s Version of Toyota FT-86 by Ross Edwards

Toyota officially revealed the FT-86 concept at the 2009 Tokyo Auto Show, but Subaru has remained secretive about its version of the joint venture car. Edmunds claims that the Subaru car will have 250 horsepower, all-wheel drive and a longer wheelbase than the Toyota FT-86. The FT-86 will get 200-hp and rear-wheel drive. [...] .. Read More!

Hummer Will Build Competitor For Jeep Wrangler by Ross Edwards

Hummer’s sale to Chinese company Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industries Machinery Co. will be completed soon. Autoblog reports that the sale could be done as soon as December 1, barring any objections by GM or the Chinese government. The new owners will give Hummer some much needed attention, including bringing the H4, which will [...] .. Read More!

Saab Dealers Running Out of Cars, New Ones Won?t be Available For Months by Ross Edwards
Even though Saab, unlike some other former GM brands, is still in business, dealers in the United States are running low on cars and can’t order more from the factory. Saab has slowed production at its Swedish manufacturing facility in order to prepare for production of the new 9-5, which will be available [...] .. Read More!

Return of the King ? 2011 Buick Regal Revealed by Ross Edwards
GM unveiled the 2011 Buick Regal last week to at the Palladium theater in Los Angeles. The Regal will be the first Buick to launch after GM’s bankruptcy and will be the company’s competition for the Toyota Camry in the midsized car segment. Buick is hoping that the all-new 2011 Regal will return the [...] .. Read More!