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Home prices jump; distress sales still dominate
Following a 14 percent tumble in January, Orlando existing-home prices increased 7.1 percent in February — the biggest one-month gain in more than 6 1/2 years. The median price of all resales in the core Orlando market in February was $109,200,...Tags: Property, Homes, Credit and Debt, Orlando Real Estate, Realty
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Toyoda Will Not Testify Before Congress, Sends Toyota N.A. Boss Instead
MotorTrend MagazineUPDATE: Toyoda now says he will come to Washington D.C.Akio Toyoda told a press conference Wednesday morning that he would not travel from Tokyo to Washington, D.C., to answer questions from a Congressional panel on car safety. No, this is not as bad as... -
The Toyota Recalls: The Damage Control Finally Starts
MotorTrend MagazineI've just come from a three hour tech briefing at Toyota's Service Development Center in Torrance, California, where details of the three major recalls affecting Toyota vehicles - for floor mats, sticking accelerator pedals, and Prius brakes - were... -
Another GM Shakeup - Nesbitt Out as Cadillac General Manager
MotorTrend MagazineGeneral Motors will announce another major executive shakeup in Detroit Tuesday, and it looks like former designer Bryan Nesbitt will be relieved of his duties as Cadillac general manager. Nesbitt got the job following GM's bankruptcy last year when the... -
February Sales: Can Ford Retain First Place in the U.S.?
MotorTrend MagazineDETROIT - For Toyota, U.S. February sales were conveniently reported last Tuesday, while much of the automotive press were in Geneva. It was convenient timing for General Motors, too. The erstwhile automotive giant reorganized its divisional executives on... -
European Car Sales Rise on Extended Scrappage Schemes
Auto ObserverNew car sales in Europe rose 3 percent in February to 1 million vehicles due largely to the return of Cash for Clunker-like programs in some countries. Sales were up double digits in France, Italy, the United Kingdom and Spain where the programs were in... -
Edmunds.com Predicts Average Transaction Price Declines
Auto ObserverIt's definitely not what a battered auto industry wants to hear after months of scrabbling for the start of a rebound, but analysts at Edmunds.com project, through the new True Market Value Predicted Price Trends metric -- that average transaction prices,... -
Incentives Drive Sales Rate to 13.2 Million, Edmunds.com Reports
Auto ObserverA mid-month look at March auto sales indicates a Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate that is flirting with 13.2 million vehicles, thanks largely to intense incentive competition, according to Edmunds.com. "The industry has been recharged by incentives... -
Bad timing: GM recalls 1.3 million cars
BusinessWeek.comWell, so much for racing through the gap left open by Toyota???s recall saga. General Motors said late Monday that it will recall 1.3 million compact cars to fix a power steering problem. The timing is terrible. GM may have just benefitted from Toyota???s... -
Degrees of Losing: Toyota's Trouble in Washington
BusinessWeek.comIn the black comedy ???The War of the Roses,??? the divorce attorney played by Danny DeVito advises his client, played by Michael Douglas, that, ???There is no winning! Only degrees of losing!??? That brings me to the Congressional hearings over Toyota???... -
Bob Lutz retires from GM. Long live his influence
BusinessWeek.comIt truly is the end of an era. Bob Lutz, the cocksure maverick who led a product renaissance at both General Motors and Chrysler, will retire effective May 1. When Lutz goes, the industry will lose one of its best car guys and a strong personality known... -
Toyota's incentive deals drive interest. Can the company drive pricing back up?
BusinessWeek.comToyota is looking more like Detroit???s Big Three all the time. First the quality problems and now the company has a big incentive campaign to win back loyalty. Toyota is offering 0% financing for up to five years and some discounted lease deals as a...
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