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Automotive News Archive11-Dec-2006Chrysler Beats Ford, First Time in 30 Years Ford slips to #4 in November as GM, Chrysler aggressively move new models. Toyota Camry Named "Car of the Year" Motor Trend gives annual award to the best-selling car in the U.S. Black Box Rule Ignites Hot Debate Automakers, consumer organizations, privacy advocates object to federal rules governing automotive data recorders. Oil Giant Produces Gigantic Profit Exxon Mobil reports second highest profits ever recorded by a U.S. company. Congress Treads Water on 'Flood Car' Bill Republicans plan to toss hot potato to incoming Democrats. Translation: No action til next year. Gas Prices Hold Steady as Holiday Travel Picks Up Air fares, hotels and rental cars all up sharply this year while gas prices remain stable. Pump Prices Move Up, Cynics Blame Politics Crude oil prices still down but gas prices rising. GM Hopes to Hatch New Hybrids Company plans big push to challenge Toyota's lead in fuel-efficient models.
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