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NADA Used Car Guide Adds "Rough" and "Average" Trade-In Values (The Auto Channel)
McLean, VA September 5, 2008 - NADA Used Car Guide has introduced two additional trade-in value categories to help businesses better define used-vehicle pricing for a broader spectrum of vehicles.
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Appearance is becoming increasingly important to car shoppers (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, but automotive styling also is firmly planted in the minds of industry executives as a potential difference between success or failure in today's challenging market. ...
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NADA Used Car Guide Adds 'Rough' and 'Average' Trade-In Values (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)
Enhanced Information Helps Businesses Assess Used-Vehicle Pricing in Volatile Wholesale Market
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Hyundai Accent is light on the budget (San Mateo Daily Journal)
Frugal buyers intent on saving money at the gasoline pump and the car dealership shouldn’t overlook the Hyundai Accent hatchback.
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GM, Ford Drag U.S. Car Sales to 10th Straight Decline (Update2) (Bloomberg.com)
Sept. 3 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co., the biggest U.S. automakers, dragged the domestic industry to its 10th straight monthly sales decline in August as consumers continued to snub trucks because of gasoline prices.
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Compact car ‘A Star’ is born (The Hindu)
Maruti to roll out ‘K’ series engines from Manesar
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U.S. auto sales continue to drag (Newsday)
Ford says August sales fell 26% from a year earlier. Toyota reports a 9.4% decline. Pickups and SUVs continue to depress results. Falling gasoline prices didn't help automakers in August as economic worries and an overabundance of trucks rather than compact cars continued to drag down U.S. sales results.
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Up Next, Recaps & Links (CBS News)
Stories, links and the place to get more information on stories on CBS News Sunday Morning .
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Gas-Guzzling SUVs Are Cherished Commodities In Brazil (The Tampa Tribune)
Here's a fantasy for Detroit: Keep the factories that make all those monstrous, once-wonderfully profitable sport utility vehicles open and running. Then forget about packing up those SUVs and shipping them to U.S. auto dealers, where the few customers to be found spend more time comparing gas-mileage ratings than towing power.
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Car Sick (Forbes)
If American buyers are shifting back to cars, it is going to be a long, hard fight for Detroit.
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