Dealer Group Expects New Vehicle Sales to Near 13.9 Million - Wall Street Journal

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Dealer Group Expects New Vehicle Sales to Near 13.9 Million Wall Street Journal By JEFF BENNETT LAS VEGAS—US automotive sales should hit 13.9 million new vehicles this year as low interest rates and a mild recession in Europe keep the American economy humming. About seven million trucks and sport-utility vehicles are expected to ... NADA: Economic Conditions Jell for Higher New Car Sales in 2012MarketWatch (press release) Auto dealers spend billions to upgrade but some question if it will boost salesThe Detroit News Used-car prices near all-time highs, expected to stay strong in 2012Plain Dealer all 313 news articles »

Auto Show Puts New Cars, Technology in Spotlight - Kansas City infoZine

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Auto Show Puts New Cars, Technology in Spotlight Kansas City infoZine At the show, which spans two floors and 750000 square feet, visitors are able to get a closer look at what's to come from the auto industry. The show runs through Sunday at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. With more than 700 new models on ... President Obama's missed opportunity at the Auto ShowThe Hill (blog) Still time to check out the Washington Auto ShowWTOP all 23 news articles »

New Study from Polk and Autotrader.Com Reveals Top Reasons Luxury Buyers Stay ... - AIM Group

New Study from Polk and Autotrader.Com Reveals Top Reasons Luxury Buyers Stay ... AIM Group Com Reveals Top Reasons Luxury Buyers Stay LoyalThe 2012 New Luxury Vehicle Loyalty Study examines why luxury buyers stay with a brand—and why they leave for another luxury brand. Friday, February 3, 2012 *SOUTHFIELD, MI and ATLANTA* – February 3, ... and more »

New Car Prices Rising Along With Sales - Wall Street Journal

New Car Prices Rising Along With Sales Wall Street Journal US consumers are paying 11% more on average for a new vehicle,to a record $28341, up from $25505 on average in 2008, according to the market researcher. Incentives, which usually come in the form of discounts or cash on the hood, have dropped to $2680 ... and more »

Brakes slammed on electric revolution following tiny uptake in new cars - Irish Independent

Brakes slammed on electric revolution following tiny uptake in new cars Irish Independent But the latest statistics show that just 48 electric vehicles were sold as private cars in 2011, according to the CSO. In all, 597 new private cars were licensed last month, compared with 647 in December 2010 -- a decrease of 7.7 per cent.