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Automotive News Archive08-Feb-2007Safety Groups Lobby for New Rollover Test Government tests don't simulate real-world conditions, auto safety advocates argue. Gas Prices Stable Despite Cheaper Oil Crude oil prices down but gas price remains stable from last week. CARFAX Settles Class Action Lawsuits Previous customers can get free reports, company agrees to more fully disclose limitations of its data. Bush to Meet with Auto Industry Leaders Oft-delayed meeting tentatively set for Nov. 14. 'Hot Fuel' Bilks Consumers, Lawsuit Charges Fuel expands when hot, delivering less energy per gallon, class-action suit alleges. Domestic Cars' Reliability Improving Consumer Reports finds some American models equal or surpass Asian brands; Euro marques slump. Toyota Says Sweat Detector Stops Drunk Drivers New system uses sweat from driver's hand to analyze blood alcohol content. 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. Toyota and Ford Top Auto Brands in U.S. Toyota tops four of six categories in auto brand report card study.
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