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Automotive News Archive31-Dec-2006Chrysler Beats Ford, First Time in 30 Years Ford slips to #4 in November as GM, Chrysler aggressively move new models. Oil Giant Produces Gigantic Profit Exxon Mobil reports second highest profits ever recorded by a U.S. company. New Cars More Affordable Than Anytime Since the 1980s Average consumer spends 26.3 weeks' pay to buy a new car or truck. Whether Zip or Flex, Car Sharing Is On the Rise City dwellers finding hourly rentals convenient, economical. 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. Japanese Auto Sales Surge in September Toyota production up 3.8% in September while Ford and GM lag. Demented Drivers a Growing Traffic Menace Aging population can mean trouble on the road. GM to Offer Rollover Airbags, Ford to Strengthen Roofs Automakers moving ahead of safety regulators, consumer advocates note. Bush to Meet with Auto Industry Leaders Oft-delayed meeting tentatively set for Nov. 14.
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