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  • Ford unveils the new Explorer

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  • Chevrolet Volt purchase price announced by Chevrolet

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  • Hyundai is looking to make pickup trucks

    Hyundai is talking to partner with Chrysler. [Watch]

  • Toyota predicts the next 12 months to be slow

    But we see a ray of sunlight in the distance. [Watch]

  • Things are looking up for BMW

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  • Auto sales are improving

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  • Toyota will have it's first court date next month

    They face over 100 lawsuits. [Watch]

  • What you need to know about the 2010 Lexus GX 460

    Understanding the "Lift Throttle Oversteer" of the Gx 460. [Watch]

  • General Motors reports a big loss

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  • Car companies working together

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  • Toyota has more problems

    Toyota recalls more cars in South Korea. [Watch]

  • Nissan is turning a new Leaf

    The Leaf is a battery powered hatchback car. [Watch]

  • Saab is back in the spotlight

    Saab is planning to make a comeback. [Watch]

  • A deal for Volvo happens in Sweden

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  • Toyota sent a warning out to dealers in 2007

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  • Looks like Toyota is taking steps in the wrong direction

    And Wall Street is celebrating an anniversary. [Watch]

  • Toyota may freeze new car launches this year

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  • Fast, luxury cars are becoming eco friendly

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  • Ford's February sales top General Motors

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  • Small, clean and green were the cars at the Geneva car show

    New green and clean cars. [Watch]

  • The details behind the GM recall

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  • Car of the future from Mercedes Benz

    Mercedes is concentrating on fuel efficiency. [Watch]

  • CEO of Toyota talks about the impact of the recalls

    Some of the most common questions. [Watch]

  • Toyota executives said they will now think differently

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  • Workers of Toyota apologize

    CEO of Toyota will apologize on Wednesday. [Watch]

  • Toyota shares go down

    Other Japanese manufactures also decline. [Watch]

  • The controversy continues for Toyota

    Toyota saved over $100 million for doing this. [Watch]

  • Toyota's problem was a cheap fix for accelerators

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  • Toyota to cut back production

    Toyota is temporarily shutting down two plants in Britain. [Watch]

  • Mazda says it will not take advantage of Toyota's troubles

    Incentive's are not in Mazda's playbook. [Watch]

  • Luxury German car company Daimler reports big loss in 2009

    The company suffered such a big loss that they will skip on paying dividends. [Watch]

  • Toyota might have to recall the Corolla

    Toyota's troubles may still not be over. [Watch]

  • Celebrities are standing by their Prius'

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  • Talk about the 2010 Prius recall

    Toyota makes a public statement in Japan. [Watch]

  • Honda has a recall on airbags

    Honda's stock goes down after the announcement. [Watch]

  • Toyota recalls keep coming

    Toyota is not used to this controversy. [Watch]

  • Toyota recall to grow even bigger

    Toyota is also thinking about recalling Scion and Lexus models. [Watch]

  • Man parks his car in his living room

    He parks his rare Ferrari 512 BBI where it will be safe. [Watch]

  • The president of Toyota apologizes

    Toyota will recall around 300,000 of it's latest Prius cars. [Watch]

  • Toyota is starting to get brake problems with it's Prius

    Toyota's headache grows. [Watch]

  • Toyota says it expects sales to decline this year

    Toyota stock has gone down 30% since the recall. [Watch]

  • Prius owner describes her brake propblem

    The brakes cut out on her twice. [Watch]

  • Toyota parts arrive in Southern California

    We will be able to fix 80 cars a day. [Watch]

  • Toyota shares fall due to recent recall

    Toyota will be fine in the long run. [Watch]

  • A class action law suit against Toyota

    Toyota owners could be eligible for two types of compensation. [Watch]

  • The latest troubles for Toyota

    More warnings for Toyota owners. [Watch]

  • What to do if your gas pedal gets stuck on your Toyota

    Be care full if you own a Toyota. [Watch]

  • Toyota suspends sales of 8 models of cars

    Toyota stock goes down over 4%. [Watch]

  • Toyota suspends sales of 8 vehicles

    Their stocks also fell on Wednesday. [Watch]

  • Saab being bought by Spyker

    The Saab brand has lost money for years. [Watch]

  • Worlds largest solar power battery plant to be built in China

    BYD will invest $3.3 billion to build the plant. [Watch]

  • A look into the Detroit Auto Show

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  • Bids submitted to SAAB

    If SAAB is bought, over 3,000 people will lose their jobs. [Watch]

  • General Motors will be taking offers until January 7th for the SAAB

    It's not over for SAAB yet. [Watch]

  • Ford is offering workers early retirement and buyouts

    The future of Saab is still up in the air. [Watch]

  • China partner and Hyudai team up

    Hyundai will set it's focus on heavy duty trucks. [Watch]

  • Toyota is planning on mass producing a plug-in Prius in 2 years

    Toyota aims to have them at affordable prices. [Watch]

  • 2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe official pictures

    Edgy is a good way to describe it. [Watch]

  • GM Chairmen, Fritz Henderson, steps down

    The White House was not involved in his resigning. [Watch]

  • Revealing the 2011 Buick Regal

    It was encouraging to see a lively "welcome home" to a new Buick. [Watch]

  • Driving the 2010 Ford Mustang GT

    The biggest changes are mechanical. [Watch]

  • Test driving the 2010 V6 Camaro

    It boasts good fuel mileage, and a lower monthly payment [Watch]

  • How does the Escalade hybrid system work?

    Vehicle is long on luxury and technology. [Watch]

  • GM says, 'May the best car win'

    Program gives buyers a window for returns. [Watch]

  • 2011 Chevrolet Caprice made for police

    A consumer-version Caprice hit the road in 1965. [Watch]

  • 2009 Cadillac CTS-V has power

    This is GM at its finest. [Watch]

  • 2009 Kia Borrego review

    It's easy on the eyes. [Watch]

  • Consumer alerts to owners of Toyata and Lexus'

    Some of the cars effected IS 250 and 350, Camry, Tundra, Prius, Avalon, and Tacoma. [Watch]

  • Toyota and Lexus' biggest U.S. recall

    Toyota to recall 3.8 million floor mats [Watch]

  • 2009 Ford Flex is big — really big

    It's not quite an SUV and not quite a minivan. [Watch]

  • 2009 Ford F150 includes new features

    Ford touts it as 'America's Best Selling Truck.' [Watch]

  • Test driving the 2009 Lincoln MKS

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  • 2009 Lincoln MKZ test drive

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  • 2010 Camaro test drive

    It's been 8 model years, and 43 yrs since its debut in response to the Mustang. [Watch]

  • The Chevy Volt boasts 230 MPG

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  • The New GM; CEO says the company will focus on customers

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  • Driving the 2010 Ford Fusion Sport

    It's been redesigned inside and out. [Watch]

  • Bankruptcy by General Motors will affect the nation

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  • Obama to announce new emisions limits for cars and trucks

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  • GM will drop the Pontiac brand

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  • McCartney performs at Coachella with retro cars as his backdrop

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  • Chrysler moves closer to merger with Fiat

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  • A review of the Chevrolet Aveo5

    It's GM's smallest car. [Watch]

  • Hyundai uses Oscars to promote "assurance" program

    Our expert advises consumers to read the fine print. [Watch]

  • A closer look at President Obama's Cadillac limo

    One of the Presidents new rides [Watch]

  • See the Fisker Karma hybrid

    A new American car company will soon have its first offering hit the streets. [Watch]

  • Emergency auto bailout

    Automakers receive billions in rescue loans in exchange for tough concessions. [Watch]

  • All New Ford Hybrid Fusion boasts fuel economy

    2010 Fusion Hybrid to join battle for greater fuel economy. [Watch]

  • The amphibious sports car

    Watch the futuristic car built for land and water. [Watch]

  • Driving the Navigator L

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The New GM; CEO says the company will focus on customers

Paul Batista
Instant Wheels Editor, InstantPride.com

General Motors has exited bankruptcy. Remember, the automaker filed for bankruptcy protection on June 1. It promised to reinvent itself and come back as a leaner and stronger company.

They are hoping to release 10 new models in the next year. I believe one will be the much-anticipated Chevrolet Volt. The company still needs to close 1900 dealerships across the country.

The government’s road map for GM erased most of its debt, taxpayers own about 51 percent of the company.

General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson says the new GM will be far faster and more responsive to customers than the old one and will focus on a streamlined product offering to maximize quality and efficiency.

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