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Automotive News Archive30-Jul-2007Consumers Take Second Look at Hybrids Interest drops as fuel expectations become more realistic. Detroit Fights Back Against Higher Mileage Standards Ad campaign targets minivan moms, pick-up and SUV owners. Are Used Hybrids a Pig in a Poke? Owners complain battery replacement is very expensive. Safety Agency Wants Tougher Recall Laws Growing prevalence of imported parts causing problems, Congress told. Consumers Face Credit Card Caps at the Pump Many service stations limit credit card purchases to $50 or $75. Gas Prices Dropping after OPEC Pledge Nationwide average falls to $2.95 per gallon. Midwest prices still high. U.S. Automakers Still Lag in Fuel Economy Report finds consumers increasingly alarmed by high gas prices. Saab, Volvo Convertibles Ace Safety Test Pontiac, Ford, BMW, Audi don't do as well. Chinese Tires Blamed for Fatal Van Accident Two killed when cargo van crashes in Pennsylvania after alleged tread separation.
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