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Automotive News Archive27-Mar-2007Toyota Says Sweat Detector Stops Drunk Drivers New system uses sweat from driver's hand to analyze blood alcohol content. Surprise: Gas Prices Rebound National average is up three cents over one month ago. Chrysler Beats Ford, First Time in 30 Years Ford slips to #4 in November as GM, Chrysler aggressively move new models. 2003 Ford Trucks Now Spitting Spark Plugs Problem that has plagued 1997 to 2002 Ford trucks spreads to 2003 model Expeditions and Explorers and pickups. GM Plans New Plug-in Hybrid Company trying to live down its image as electric car killer. Gas Prices, Car Prices and the New Congress A Democratic Congress is likely to raise fuel and car costs while increasing fuel economy and safety. Prius Discounts Popping Up in Showrooms Production finally catching up with demand for the little hybrids. Big Three Scour D.C. in Search of Taxpayer Subsidies Ford electric/hydrogen hybrid a hit on Capitol Hill. Researcher Says Airbags Pose Threat To Hearing An airbag might save your life in an accident but it could also cost you your hearing. Toyota Agrees to Sludge Settlement for Consumers Class action settlement could benefit up to 3.5 million Toyota, Lexus owners.
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