Autoline

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Autoline Detroit is the longest running weekly broadcast dedicated solely to discussing and dissecting the inner workings of the auto industry. For more than a decade, this thirty minute program has been the first stop for auto executives, insiders and consumers looking for the latest automotive news. Each week John McElroy, one of the deans of the Detroit automotive press corp, brings his expertise and analysis to the issues and interviews driving the automotive world. He moderates a panel of automotive journalists as they discuss the week’s news and interview top industry newsmakers.

Website: http://www.autolinedetroit.tv

Videos (283)

Seismic Quake In Advertising World

published 24 hours ago

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Chevy turns to another ad agency for the first time since 1919. Ford is now stuck with the highest labor costs in the industry. All that and more, plus Fiat comes out with the Sedici. Could it also be headed for the U.S. market?
Ford Loses Key Designer - Autoline Daily 295

published 2 days ago

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Though GM says it will wind down Saab, last minute bids could save the iconic Swedish brand. Was it an offer he couldn’t refuse or is Ford losing one of its top designers because of turmoil on its design staff? GM is doing great in China, and GM...
Saab Is Going To Die - Autoline Daily 294

published 4 days ago

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GM announced it was not able to put a deal together to sell Saab. Chrysler’s CEO Sergio Marchionne says it’s going to take two years for the company to turn around. Fiat’s Doblo could be Chrysler’s answer to the Ford Transit Connect in North...
2009 Car

published 6 days ago

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Honda faces lawsuit from 26 states over inflated mileage claims for the Civic hybrid. Car companies are seeking out partners to cut costs. The North American Car
Mercedes Switching to Turbos - Autoline Daily 292

published 6 days ago

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One analyst says pent-up demand and easier credit could lead to a car sales jump of 20 percent next year in the U.S. GM chairman Ed Whitacre announced that the company will repay all its government loans by next June. At the push of a button, OnStar...
GM and Ford Lift Pay Freezes - Autoline Daily 291

published 7 days ago

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Toyota could be forced to sell-off Daihatsu, its subsidiary that makes small cars, and Hino, its subsidiary that makes medium and heavy trucks. Audi’s president of North America, Johan de Nysschen, criticized the U.S. Government for “falling in...
"Back to the Future" Dodge - Autoline Daily 290

published 9 days ago

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GM has finalized a deal to sell some of Saab’s tooling and equipment to Chinese automaker Beijing Auto, however, sports car company Spyker is still in talks to get the rights to the Saab name and the rest of its assets. Toyota says it will start...
Ewwww, Audi S5/R8 Mashup - Autoline Daily 289

published 12 days ago

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The Big 3 are complaining Japan is discriminating against them with its cash for clunkers program. Exotic sports-car maker Spyker says it is bidding on Saab. Toyota will make a major announcement about expanding its hybrid vehicle lineup at the...
Ward's 10-Best Engines - Autoline Daily 288

published 13 days ago

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The heads of both Chevrolet and Buick-GMC are leaving General Motors. The Chinese government announced it will continue stimulus measures to help car sales. Scientists at Stanford University have made a working battery out of paper. All that and...
Mercedes SPLITVIEW Technology - Autoline Daily 287

published 14 days ago

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Volkswagen purchased close to 20 percent of Suzuki. Ford is seeking aid from the state of Michigan to help it research and produce lithium-ion batteries in the state. Mercedes comes out with new technology to split the screen on navigation systems....