Chrysler, GM recovering vehicles from hauler

Chrysler Group has recovered the remaining 500 vehicles it claims were being withheld by vehicle hauler Allied Systems Holdings Inc. as part of a contract dispute.Chrysler, GM recovering vehicles from hauler

Toyota’s largest-ever recall expanded to include 5.35 million vehicles

In the midst of what will likely be remembered as one of the worst weeks in Toyota’s history, Toyota has expanded its largest-ever recall from 4.26 million vehicles to a staggering 5.35 million vehicles. The recall first originated in November 2009, but Toyota has now released an addendum to the recall adding several more models that adds roughly 1.1 million additional vehicles.....More

Four Chrysler vehicles were named Top Safety Picks for 2010

Four Chrysler vehicles were named Top Safety Picks for 2010 by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety while Toyota failed to place a single car or truck on the list. Chrysler also had more domestic models on the list than either Ford or General Motors.

Chrysler got the nod for the Avenger and Sebring sedans when equipped with optional Electronic Stability Control, the Dodge Journey and the Jeep Patriot with optional thorax side air bags.....More

GM dealers clamor for more vehicles

In an internal report, obtained by The Detroit News, General Motors Co. officials were surprised to find dealers wanted far greater numbers than the company had projected.---...More