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There's a new sheriff in town and it wears a blue oval -- or does it?
The Chicago Auto Show wrapped up a 10-day run President's Day, and while final attendance numbers aren't in, organizers said it remains the best attended auto show in the United States.
More older cars and trucks are on the roads of the United States pushing the median age for passenger cars to 9.2 years, automotive analysts R.L. Polk said.
Automotive industry researcher R. L. Polk said Friday that Russia will become Europe's largest market for new cars by 2010.
U.S. sales of new hybrid cars jumped 49 percent in the year's first seven months, due in part to a Midwest sales boom, an auto information company said Monday.
U.S. residents are keeping their vehicles longer than they used to, R. L. Polk & Co. said Tuesday.
Ford Motor Co. is publicly questioning the claim by General Motors Corp. that Chevy was the top-selling U.S. brand in 2005. Registration data from R.L. Polk & Co., a Southfield, Mich.-based auto research firm, shows more Fords than Chevys were registered
More than 40 percent of foreign-brand cars are being made in the United States, according to industry analysts.
A Chicago company says the most stolen vehicle last year in the United States was the 1999 Acura Integra.
State Farm Insurance, which sold thousands of wrecked vehicles in the United States without disclosure, has contracted with Carfax to locate the owners.
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