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Automotive News Archive23-Dec-2006Chrysler 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 Holiday Travel Picks Up Air fares, hotels and rental cars all up sharply this year while gas prices remain stable. MADD Looks to Technology to Fight Drunken Drivers Organization wants alcohol-detecting ignition interlocks on U.S. cars. New Mileage Estimates to Hit Window Stickers Hybrids likely to be hard hit by new, more realistic estimates. Pump Prices Move Up, Cynics Blame Politics Crude oil prices still down but gas prices rising. Ford and Chrysler Offer Deep Year-End Discounts Automakers trying to clear out unsold inventory before year's end. GM Plans New Plug-in Hybrid Company trying to live down its image as electric car killer.
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