New Vehicle Prices Down 5.4% from Peak

With new-vehicle inventory rising in the U.S., downward price pressure and higher incentives appear to be key drivers of the market’s momentum.

Astro & Safari Vans to be Produced Up to 2005

Georgia Power & Ford Partner to Bring Transportation Program to Atlanta

DaimlerChrysler Fleet Posts October Sales Increase

DaimlerChrysler Fleet Operations for the month of October, 2002 recorded a 28 percent sales increase over the month of October, 2001. For the commercial market segment, a 77 percent sales increase over the month of October, 2001 was recorded.

Honda Increases Hybrid Sales Forecast to 6,500 Units

Resale Values Forecast to Decline 10-15% by 2014 as Used-Vehicle Supply Increases

Today’s high resale values are an anomaly caused by the shortage of used vehicles in the wholesale market due to the extremely low sales of new vehicles during the 2008-2011 timeframe. Nowadays, everyone is a hero when it comes to getting top dollar for their out-of-service fleet vehicles. However, these artificially high prices will ultimately decline as used-vehicle supply increases.

Revealed: Porsche Panamera Hybrid

ATLANTA – The standard Panamera will make its debut in 2009 as a 2010 model, and the Cayenne Hybrid is slated to arrive "at the end of the decade."

Tariffs About To Hit Auto Industry Harder

Commentary: The average price of a new vehicle in the U.S. is expected to break the $50,000 barrier in 2025, as automakers begin to pass along tariff costs and the market sells a larger share of higher-end vehicles.

Automakers Ready ‘Clean Diesel’ Push in U.S.

DETROIT – Heading to the United States is a new breed of clean and quiet engines that can meet even strict emissions standards in California and New York.