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Honda will not be Buying Harley-Davidson

Japanese automaker Honda Motor Co. has recently denied rumors alleging that it will buy Harley-Davidson Inc., which caused the US motorcycle maker's share to rise in New York last Friday. But just in case Honda and Harley do combine, their union woul... Read >
Author: Evander

Honda's Global Production Increases

Honda Motor Co. reported a double-digit rise in global production in May. Meanwhile, competitors Toyota, Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors also posted output gains. But Mazda's worldwide number of produced vehicles fell 2.1 percent. Maker of the updated H... Read >
Author: Evander

Honda Recommends Repair of Unibody Vehicles

Co-maker of Acura RSX performance parts, American Honda Motor Co, Inc. has issued four recommendations for repair of Honda and Acura unibody vehicles. The first recommendation is on Sectioning Frame Components. It states that when body repairs are n... Read >
Author: Evander

Honda Voted as Best Volume Manufacturer, Modifies Smoking Policy

Honda in the UK, maker of quality Honda turn signal, has been voted Best Volume Manufacturer in the Lloyds TSB autolease ServiceTrak Awards. The recognition gauges excellence in corporate after sales service as well as accident repair. More than 2,600 c... Read >
Author: Ally Wahlberg

Honda Announces 2008 Honda Pilot Pricing

American Honda Motor Corp. has announced the pricing for the 2008 Honda Pilot which goes on sale today. The automaker also introduced two new variations to the lineup: the all-new Pilot Value Package and Special Edition trims. As with previous Honda ... Read >
Author: Ally Wahlberg

GM Exec: Hydrogen Powered Cars Could Be On the Road in 6 Years

Soon hydrogen-powered fuel-cell vehicles could be on the road with regular drivers behind the wheel in a few test areas. How soon? Within five or six years, according to Larry Burns, vice president of research and development for General Motors Corp. Th... Read >
Author: Iver Penn

Hot Models for 2007

Each year, car companies continue to surprise the public with their new cars. For this year, five car companies/brands are offering hot models. Mazda Motor Corp. has announced two special editions for the summer season. These are the Tamura and the T... Read >
Author: Kraig

International Brands get 48.2% Share in May 2007 US Auto Markets

International car brands now comprise 48.2 percent of the total U.S. market for automobiles in May, as they reached a total of 1,563,941 units, overall. Such huge percentage was acquired by the car makers because of their 7.2 percent increase in the May... Read >
Author: Kraig

Harbour Releases Productivity Report

Harbour Consulting in Troy, Michigan released its yearly productivity report in which most auto makers are implying improvements. The Harbour Consulting annual productivity report gauges factory productivity in labor hours per vehicle. Based on the ... Read >
Author: Evander

Detroit's Big Three versus Japanese Automakers

According to the annual Harbour Report on productivity the Detroit's Big Three carmakers continue to narrow the gap with its Japanese automaker rivals in terms of production efficiency. But sadly despite the gains in productivity the three companies are... Read >
Author: Evander

Domestic Automakers Improving in Production Efficiency

For the past couple of years, Detroit's automakers have took up 16 labor hours longer than their Asian rivals in building vehicles in North America. And that difference is being reduced to minutes attributed to the shrinking efficiency gap between domes... Read >
Author: Ally Wahlberg

Honda FCX: dare to be "green"

It was only very recent that Honda Motor Co. has unveiled its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell vehicle. The automaker has also announced that it would start manufacturing a small number of vehicles next year for its Japan and US markets. The new H... Read >
Author: Evander

Honda unveiled its Honda FCX

Honda Motor Co. has finally unveiled its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell vehicle last Thursday with the announcement that it would begin producing a small number of vehicles that will be marketed in Japan and United States. The new Honda FCX is m... Read >
Author: Evander

China truly craves for auto luxury

China's automotive industry continues to crave for luxury cars. Ian Robertson, Chairman of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, a part of BMW told Reuters on the eve of the Shanghai Auto Show that the excitement of the Chinese customers is the pleasure of waitin... Read >
Author: Gertrude Sayzer

Real money spent in virtual world

With 60,000 square feet of retail and warehouse space, Sierra Snowboard is as real a bricks-and-mortar business as you can get. And like many businesses, the sports equipment store in Sacramento, Calif., also has a website (sierrasnowboard.com) to augment... Read >
Author: Sean Morrow

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