Here’s the manufacturer story we didn’t think we’d hear about, it’s GM’s very own Pontiac. 2009 Pontiac G8 GXP A brand that was killed off by the General Motors cutback that came to life after the automotive industry’s recent fallback still has a burning spirit. While we’d really love to crack a joke about the [...]

I hate Toyota’s attitude with the unintended acceleration recall and no matter what comes about, that’s not going to change very soon. Recall affected Toyota Something was in the running, the NHTSA’s 10 month long safety probe could have had the answer to why the unintended acceleration happened and may have cleared the Japanese. That [...]

Or at least that’s what we’ve been hearing in several reports of the automotive industry lately. 2012 BMW 6 Series Concept The latest, and most thought out (ideally) comes from the Dutch division of AutoWeek and they reckon the 2012 BMW 6 Series will be revealed in April at the Shanghai Motor Show. Their report [...]

Over the past year we’ve seen and heard a lot about how Toyota has spent millions and millions of dollars with their massive recall. Toyota Cash We’ve also heard how the Japanese have even payed fines and penalties worth several more millions and now we find the whole thing hasn’t really affected them. Don’t get [...]

The auto industry has been in a state of flux for the last year, however, in the last 6 months things have really heated up as you can read from my previous report on the state of the auto industry. It isn’t all bad, especially with people like Chris Kilcullen who are starting up campaigns like [...]

It is no secret that the economy has been rough on many industries. It is also no secret that the automotive industry, especially the American car companies, have been hit pretty hard. Consumers and the automotive press has been taken on a wild ride and with that we have seen the bankruptcy of two of [...]

Thursday, the Rocky Mountain Auto Press held a membership luncheon with a featured guest speaker. This particular speaker is no stranger to the automotive industry or politics. No, Tim Jackson, President of the Colorado Auto Dealers Association (CADA), spends his day fighting for dealer rights and equality in the auto industry. This gives Tim and [...]

Tuesday morning, the President of the Colorado Auto Dealers Association (CADA), Tim Jackson, was on a local radio station KCOL – 600 AM talking about the state of the automotive industry. The topic was focused primarily on Chrysler and GM’s recent dealer closings. So what did the hosts Keith and Gail have to ask Tim Jackson? The [...]