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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Index for Jan 30, 2009
New today on Autos: First Drive: 2010 Volvo XC60What’s New: 2009 Toyota SequoiaMotoring Memories: The Autotrac, 1930-1963
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First Drive: 2010 Volvo XC60
Claimed to the safest Volvo ever built, the new XC60 is a sporty but practical luxury crossover that’s ideal for Canadian driving conditions, reports Editor-in-chief, Greg Wilson. The base price is expected to be in the high $40s to low $50s. Continue reading
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Motoring Memories: The Autotrac, 1930-1963
An autotrac was a kind of “poor man’s tractor,” says auto historian, Bill Vance. Typically based on a Ford Model A, the autotrac was a kit that converted a regular car into a tractor for farming use. Continue reading
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What’s New: 2009 Hummer H3
What’s New: 2009 Hummer H3For 2009, the Hummer H3 line-up now includes the H3T pickup truck, with Crew Cab body and five-foot (1.5-metre) bed, and with an overall size that slots it between a full-size and midsize truck. MSRPs range … Continue reading
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CAW, automakers discuss restructuring
Bargaining committees for the Canadian Auto Workers Union (CAW) have given the union the authority to engage in extraordinary contract talks with the three North American automakers regarding their restructuring.
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Canadian used car buyers remain stable: J.D. Power
The demographics of Canadian used-vehicle buyers remained stable in 2007 and 2008, according to a report by J.D. Power and Associates, which found that the typical buyer was 44 years old. Continue reading
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Transport Canada releases latest recalls
Transport Canada has released its latest recalls, which may affect some Honda, Mitsubishi, General Motors, Mercedes-Benz, Subaru and Chrysler vehicles, and some Britax child seats.
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Eight-fold reduction needed in auto emissions: U-M
U.S. automakers must achieve an eightfold reduction in auto-related carbon emissions to help stabilize the amount of heat-trapping carbon dioxide in the atmosphere by 2050, according to researchers at the University of Michigan (U-M).
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Ontario invests in “green” auto plastics plant
The Ontario government has announced that it is investing in Mitchell Plastics of Kitchener, Ontario, which manufactures decorative plastic auto trim without using solvents.
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Ford loses US$5.9 billion, drawing on credit
The Ford Motor Company has announced a net loss of US$5.9 billion for the fourth quarter of 2008, and said that while it will draw $10.1 billion on its available credit lines, it does not need a bridge loan from the U.S. government.
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Porsche 911 GT3 to debut at Geneva show
Porsche has announced it will launch the most powerful, fastest and most refined 911 GT3 ever at the Geneva Motor Show in March. Continue reading
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Honda documentaries now online
Honda has released a series of short documentaries as part of its “Power of Dreams” theme, now available online. Three films, about six to eight minutes in length, debuted at the campaign launch, and additional films will be added every few months.
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New site provides used vehicle information
Auto dealers and media have joined forces to announce a new website, Autohound, that provides information and leads on used vehicles for consumers.
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