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Auto dealers struggle to stay in business (Louisville Courier-Journal)
By the end of 2009, the National Automobile Dealers Association projects, one in 10 dealerships around the country will close.
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'Happy days' for NH dealers (New Hampshire Union Leader)
MANCHESTER - The loosening of credit at GMAC has consumers shopping and dealers hopeful.
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U of T professor to save General Motors (National Post)
Bailout or no bailout, the key to General Motors’ long-term survival lies not in Washington, but in a product and production strategy that is being discreetly shaped by Canada’s Roger Martin — a business school dean with a penchant for big ideas
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GM's top strategic consultant a Canadian (Global TV National)
What Roger Martin has been discussing with GM management for nearly three years as its top strategic consultant is nothing less than a blueprint for success and survival.
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Local auto dealers say national troubles not affecting them (The Index-Journal)
While the woes of Detroit certainly affect the retail car market, local dealers say that, by and large, business will continue as normal.
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Barack Obama, car guy (CNN Money)
One of the least explored personal sides to our new president is the amount of gasoline in his veins. We know all about his affection for the basketball court and his tendency every now and then to sneak out for a cigarette. But we've heard very little about what drove him to acquire one of the least politically-correct cars on the planet: a Chrysler 300C.
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San Bernardino Cadillac dealer to close (The Business Press)
Kennedy Cadillac in San Bernardino, a fixture among Inland auto dealerships since 1946, closed its parts and service departments Dec. 12 and will shut down completely within 30 days, owner Jack Kennedy said.
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Area auto dealers relieved with bailout (The Victoria Advocate)
Bailing out three major auto manufacturers with $17.4 billion in rescue loans would keep local industry from feeling the trickle-down effects of a bad economy, local auto dealers said.
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Bailout approved: Automakers to get $17.4B (The Journal News)
WASHINGTON - Citing danger to the national economy, President George W. Bush approved an emergency bailout of the U.S. auto industry yesterday, offering $17.4 billion in rescue loans in exchange for tough concessions from the deeply troubled carmakers and their workers.
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Local auto dealers see rescue funds as welcome news (Murray Ledger & Times)
What do owners of local automotive dealerships think of President George W. Bush's move to allocate $17 billion taxpayer dollars aimed at shoring up Wall Street to help keep two of the nation's Big Three automakers from going bankrupt?
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