Look who's dumping cars in the U.S. market now

Article Abstract:

Mercedes and other German car manufacturers are selling their products at lower prices in the US than in the German market, a practice that could be considered dumping. However, the US auto market is the largest in the world, and there is little danger that one company can bankrupt its competitors.

Economic aspects, Prices and rates, International trade, Automobile industry, Daimler-Benz AG, Dumping (International trade), Foreign cars, Automobiles, Foreign

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Holed up in Fort Lincoln

Article Abstract:

The Lincoln Town Car has a keyless-entry locking system that can be troublesome, as it re-locks the doors whenever a driver or passenger leaves. Such a locking system reflects the manufacturer's concern for discouraging thieves and protecting drivers.

Equipment and supplies, Automobiles, Lincoln Town Car (Automobile), Motor vehicle locks

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Out in the garage

Article Abstract:

Roy Allen of New Braunfels, TX, assembles sports cars from ERA kits for a living. So far, he has completed three Cobras and is planning to assemble two more. His latest project is a replica of a Ford GT40.

Practice, Automobile engineers, Automotive engineers, Allen, Roy

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