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Toyota and Honda miss auto industry's November sales wave
Money & CompanyToyota and Honda November auto sales lagged rest of the industry.... -
Toyota and Honda car sales fall in September as most rivals gain
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Honda will slash production because of new parts shortage
Money & CompanyHonda will cut production of cars at its North American factories because of parts shortage caused by flooding in Thailand.... -
UF’s Kelsey Bruder wins Honda Sports Award as nation’s top softball player
Swamp Things - Gators Blog - Orlando SentinelKelsey Bruder had already been deemed the top player in the conference. Now the Florida senior has been named the top softball player in the country. Bruder won the 2011 Honda Sports Award, it was announced Tuesday, after a national balloting among 1,... -
Honda to build small cars in Mexico
Money & CompanyHonda plans to spend $800 million building a new automobile plant in Mexico for fuel-efficient subcompact vehicles such as the Fit. Cars coming out of the factory, which is expected to begin operation in 2014, will be sold in the...... -
Honda plans big recall of Pilot sport utility vehicle
Money & CompanyFaulty seatbelts spark big Honda Pilot recall.... -
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Toyota recalls more than 1.5M vehicles
NBC NewsThere are new questions this week about the safety of some Toyota vehicles. The world's largest automaker announced a new recall Thursday of more than 1.5 million vehicles because of potential brake fluid leaks and fuel pump problems. “It is a...Tags: Alaska, Vehicles, Automotive Equipment, Toyota Recalls
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2012 Honda Civic is a model of extreme sensibility
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIt depends perhaps upon one's affection for cars, but the biggest compliment to be paid to the 2012 Honda Civic is its utter lack of flash. Now in its ninth generation, the redesigned Civic is the automotive equivalent of beige. It's a well-engineered...Tags: Natural Gas, Hybrid Vehicles, Automotive Equipment, Ed Begley, Environmental Politics
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With B-Class F-Cell, Mercedes rolls out an impressive steppingstone
The only Mercedes hatchback on the U.S. market, the 2011 B-Class F-Cell, wouldn't be recognizable as a Benz if it weren't for its premium badge.
Its small, pragmatic silhouette is more Japanese than German. But the B-Class F-Cell is more notable for...Tags: Hybrid Vehicles, Prius, Automotive Equipment, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Alternative Energy
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Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
TOKYO (AP) — A ferocious tsunami unleashed by Japan's biggest recorded earthquake slammed into its eastern coast Friday, killing hundreds of people as it carried away ships, cars and homes, and triggered widespread fires that burned out of control....Tags: Alaska, The Associated Press, Disasters, Nuclear Power, Southeast Asia
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Japan quake likely to affect business globally
With the scale of the disaster in Japan still being measured, concerns are growing that last week's earthquake and tsunami could lead to a long-term disruption in the world's supply of automobiles, consumer electronics and machine tools.
Japan is the...Tags: Hybrid Vehicles, Nuclear Power, Plant Closings, Prius, Insurance
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