Bumper profits, sticker shock

Article Abstract:

Sales of automobiles in 1995 could match the all-time high of 16.3 million sold in 1986 despite considerably higher prices for vehicles. The average car costs more than $20,000, and more manufacturers offer incentives to sell vehicles. The effects of leasing new vehicles on the market are examined.

Prices and rates, Automobiles

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Morning in Detroit

Article Abstract:

GM's core automobile industry is showing disappointing profits due to labor relations problems and a need for innovative models. GM's first quarter profits for 1996 will have a $900 million charge for a two-week strike over outsourcing. The company hopes for success from its new U-Vans.

Finance, General Motors Corp., GM

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Ford misses out again

Article Abstract:

Ford has pulled out of a deal to acquire Daewoo, and the implications of this decision are examined in detail.

Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Ford Motor Co., GM Daewoo Auto and Technology Company Ltd., F

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