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Toyota lowers tow-rating of Tundra, but it's a good thing

Automakers have been on the honor system when stating the tow ratings of their pickups, and that has led to lofty numbers that could only be achieved under a very particular set of ideal conditions.

Report: GM high performance division put back to work, focus on small cars

In early 2009, General Motors announced it would be putting all high-performance vehicle projects on indefinite hold, citing that the engineering team responsible for these power-happy cars would be moved to different areas within the company.

GM considering powerful compact cars, Cruze SS in the works?

General Motors’ high-performance group is considering venturing into powerful small cars.

GM to Investors: Internal financial reporting controls are ineffective

Now that General Motors has submitted the necessary paperwork for its IPO to the SEC, Forbes read through the entire 734 page filing and found this curious tidbit: "We have determined that our disclosure controls and procedures and our internal control over fin

Bill Ford says FoMoCo may lose some investors to GM"s IPO offering

FoMoCo’s Executive Chairman Bill Ford, who just got paid after a 5-year pay freeze, said that he expects some investors may reduce their holdings in his company to buy shares of General Motors as the company files for an initial public offering.

Report: Bill Ford admits Blue Oval may lose investors to GM IPO, seems unconcerned

Bill Ford, executive officer for Ford Motor Co., seems to be taking a fairly realistic stance when it comes to arch-rival General Motors releasing its IPO.

Funds may rebalance auto stocks on GM IPO: Ford

DETROIT (Reuters) - Mutual funds and other large stockholders may rebalance auto sector holdings after General Motors Co's initial public offering, but day-to-day stock prices are not the main measure of Ford Motor Co's turnaround, Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford said on Friday.

Report: Korean ambassador stumps for more U.S. car sales in home market

Han Duk-soo, the South Korean ambassador to the United States, recently urged the Detroit Chamber of Commerce to embrace increasing automotive imports from his country. Talk about a tough sell.

Report: GM poaches Hyundai marketing VP Chris Perry to head Chevy PR

The constant churn at General Motors' U.S. marketing organization continues with the hiring of former Hyundai marketing vice president, Chris Perry (right), to run marketing for the Chevrolet brand.

Report: UAW's King holds the line on foreign car ban on union property

Drive a non-General Motors, Ford or Chrysler product? Don't try to park it any lot owned by the United Auto Workers.