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Automotive News Archive06-Dec-2006MADD Looks to Technology to Fight Drunken Drivers Organization wants alcohol-detecting ignition interlocks on U.S. cars. Bush to Meet with Auto Industry Leaders Oft-delayed meeting tentatively set for Nov. 14. Japanese Auto Sales Surge in September Toyota production up 3.8% in September while Ford and GM lag. Prius Discounts Popping Up in Showrooms Production finally catching up with demand for the little hybrids. Chrysler Beats Ford, First Time in 30 Years Ford slips to #4 in November as GM, Chrysler aggressively move new models. Gas Prices Hold Steady as Consumer Confidence Rises But oil prices inching up again, possibly a sign of things to come. Ford, GM Try to Clear Year-End Inventory Automakers hoping that big discounts, no-interest loans, rebates will move 'em out. Toyota Camry Named "Car of the Year" Motor Trend gives annual award to the best-selling car in the U.S.
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