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Automotive News Archive26-Nov-2006Insurers Want Feds to Move Up Electronic Stability Control Deadline Anti-rollover technology saves too many lives to wait til 2012, insurers argue. Japanese Auto Sales Surge in September Toyota production up 3.8% in September while Ford and GM lag. Feds Find Backup Sensors Ineffective Automakers also claim the devices are expensive and would save few lives. Honda, Subaru Top IIHS' Safety Picks List Less expensive cars beat out more expensive brands this year. 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. MADD Looks to Technology to Fight Drunken Drivers Organization wants alcohol-detecting ignition interlocks on U.S. cars. Ford, GM Try to Clear Year-End Inventory Automakers hoping that big discounts, no-interest loans, rebates will move 'em out. Ford Keeps Cutting Production as Consumers Walk Away Automaker struggles to reduce inventory but sales falling faster than it can cut production.
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