Seeing Our Future In The American Car
The car as the dominant form of transportation is here to stay in American life -- and here to stay for some time to come. The American cars of the past, however, will not be a part of our future.
The car as the dominant form of transportation is here to stay in American life -- and here to stay for some time to come. The American cars of the past, however, will not be a part of our future.
Steve Parker | Posted 11.03.2008 | Business
Obama has consistently shown his support for an American car-making industry, a modern and green industry able to build the kinds of cars and trucks people will want to buy.
Steve Parker | Posted 10.30.2008 | Business
Yesterday we posted our analysis of the much-hyped GM/Chrysler merger, quoting sources which said as many as 70,000 Americans would be thrown out of w...
Steve Parker | Posted 10.16.2008 | Business
Two more pieces of bad news today facing carmakers, dealers and us ... car-buyers and owners: Repossessions are set to break records, while industry a...
Steve Parker | Posted 10.13.2008 | Business
Chrysler's CEO, Robert Nardelli, who has been running the company for just 14 months, fears the collapse of an "extremely fragile" auto industry amid ...
Steve Parker | Posted 10.08.2008 | Business
The number of people late on their monthly car and truck payments is huge, represented by nearly $25 billion worth of consumer auto loans that are delinquent.
Steve Parker | Posted 10.03.2008 | Green
Opening in the shadow of the worst auto sales in the US in over 15 years, the biennial Paris Car Show begins welcoming the public this Saturday and ru...
Steve Parker | Posted 10.02.2008 | Business
They say "start out bad news with a joke," so: In Peter Gent's "North Dallas Forty," a football coach is talking with the team owner's son about his f...
Steve Parker | Posted 09.25.2008 | Business
Three major events involving the world of cars, politics and finance, both in the US and abroad. First, Automotive News reports, "Automakers and supp...
Steve Parker | Posted 09.24.2008 | Business
It used to be said that a house was the largest expenditure in any person's lifetime; but if someone buys five or more new cars over 40 or 50 years, those purchases could easily cost more, in total, than their home.
Steve Parker | Posted 09.18.2008 | Green
Today's Detroit News newspaper reports that, because big investment banks such as Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase own huge amounts of GM and Ford cor...
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My favorite story of the week was the news that Michelle Obama's mother will be coming to live with the...
Jeffrey Feldman | Posted 11.11.2008 | Business