BB&T Looks at Potential Impacts of Cash for Clunkers
BB&T says it sees “more bark and less bite” when it comes to the implications “Cash for Clunkers” on traditional aftermarket participants.
Chrysler Launches Company Supplier Support Program with Assistance from U.S. Treasury
Chrysler’s program is available to suppliers of production parts and materials that are incorporated in the U.S.
Daimler CEO Zetsche: ‘We Intend to Remain a Strong Company Also in Times of Weak Markets’
Zetsche announces cost-cutting and efficiency programs in all divisions.
Proponents Say Timing is Right for Right to Repair
As car sales plunge and dealerships close, Right to Repair Act is back in the spotlight, says AAIA.
Executive Interview with Troy Chapman, Marketing Management Team Leader, Quaker State
In this exclusive interview, Troy Chapman, marketing management team leader for Quaker State, talks about the company’s new product and its recent challenge to its competitors to end the “Wear Wars.”
Cooper-Standard Automotive Reports 2008 Fourth Quarter, Full Year Results
Net sales for 2008 increased to $2.59 billion, compared to $2.51 billion in 2007, an increase of $83.4 million.
Visteon Reaches Temporary Waiver Agreements with Lenders
Company says it is also engaged in active discussions with customers.
Dana’s Continued Listing Plan Accepted by NYSE
Dana common stock will continue to be listed on exchange.
Administration Finalizes New Fuel Economy Standards
The new standards only apply to model year 2011 vehicles, differing from those offered by the Bush administration, which had also included proposed standards for 2011-2015.
Delphi to Sell Suspension and Brakes Business to Chinese Firm
Delphi said the brakes and suspension business is one of the non-core product lines that no longer fits into the company’s future strategic framework.