AUTO INDUSTRY

A critical look at the American auto industry and why it is in trouble due to the economy and competition.

Congress is debating the auto industry bailout, but the Wall Street bailout is starting to draw more attention.

Football and basketball telecasts are peppered with auto industry advertising, but do these spots catch your attention?

Suzuki will forever be remembered as the auto company that changed the face of Indian car industry. Their model the 800 will remain permanently etched in the history of the Indian auto industry as a trail blazer.

Your tax money definitely is being spent these days. Why do you care more about an auto industry bailout than a Wall Street bailout?

Watching the auto industry crumble, and rise again from it's own ashes has been painful, but there are some really good things coming from amidst that chaos!

Offers insights into the woes of the American auto industry. Dealing with global overcapacity and poor quality perception are two issues dealt with.

The United States auto industry is in deep trouble and the government bailout will only prolong the failure thus wasting taxpayers money while creating no value.

The auto industry's current distribution system forces wasteful costs into the supply chain. A make to order model would remove these costs, reduce car prices, and increase profits all around.

When history looks back at Barack Obama's first 100 days in office, how he handles the auto industry will be remembered.

President Obama wants action now from the auto industry and has implemented some green car rules.

Michigan's auto industry was known to be behind the economic eight-ball, but now Dow Chemical Co.

My views and thoughts about the auto industry crisis, and what I believe would improve the situation.

General Motors, Ford and Chrysler executives made their second pitches for auto industry bailouts, and Congress made fun of them again.

A rational explanation of why a Detroit bailout does little for the auto industry and nothing for America

While debate continues over if, and how we can shore up the crippled American auto industry, our leaders have quit arguing whether the glass is half full or half empty--they disregard the water and continue to discuss the financing of bigger glasses!

This is a brief article concerning the auto industry bailout, which questions if there may be a silver lining in the disaster.

Representatives in Congress this week are blasting auto industry executives for having generous and self-indulgent "perks" of power, while General Motors and Ford and Chrysler wallow in hardship.

Congress is closing the door on $25 billion for an auto industry bailout out of the total $700 billion bailout package. It seems like everybody can get a bailout, some coins in the tin cup, except for us in the auto towns.

A response to Governor Granholm's request for federal aid assistance for the struggling auto industry.

Giving Detroit to Canada will save the U.S. Auto Industry