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Automotive News Archive31-Oct-2006Congressman Wants Loan Guarantees for U.S. Automakers Loans would fund development of fuel-efficient vehicles. Toyota Beats Ford in July Sales More U.S. consumers bought Toyotas than Fords in July making the Japanese automaker number two in U.S. sales behind General Motors for the first time. Motorcycle, Pedestrian Deaths Rising Lack of helmets blamed for motorcycle deaths, carelessness for pedestrian fatalities. Saab Stories Saab Owners Not Impressed by the Company's Aeronautical Heritage Study: Car's Middle Back Seat is Safest Sitting on the "hump" may not be so bad after all. In a full car, some poor soul is relegated to the middle of the back seat, the least desirable, most uncomfortable, most "un-cool" spot in the vehicle. It also happens to be the safest. Gas Price Slide Continues for Now Crude oil prices headed back up, though, so gas prices may be close behind. New Study: Side and Roof Airbags Save Lives Universal adoption could save thousands of lives yearly, insurance study finds.
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