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0Report: New trade agreement may mean more domestics sold in South Korea 1318597080
In 2010, domestic automakers shipped about 7,500 vehicles to Korea, representing less than one percent of its auto market. To add insult to injury, well over half a million Korean cars were sold here. But that could all change, according to Ford CEO Alan Mulally, who told The Detroit News that a ...
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Report: Korean ambassador stumps for more U.S. car sales in home market 1282312800
Han Duk-soo, the South Korean ambassador to the United States, recently urged the Detroit Chamber of Commerce to embrace increasing automotive imports from his country. Talk about a tough sell. However, the move would be part of a deal that would open South Korea to cars built in America – a ...
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Video: 17-year-old swaps old phone for Porsche Boxster on Craigslist 1279736880
Click above to watch the video after the jumpIf you don't currently own a Porsche Boxster, you probably wouldn't mind having one in the garage. Seventeen-year-old Steven Ortiz turned wishes and hopes into hard work and determination to finally land a shiny silver 2000 Boxster, but he didn't tap ... -
REPORT: U.S. psyched as China decides to cut auto part tariffs 1251747060
Chinese-market 2010 Buick Regal – Click above for high-res image galleryChina joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, at which point it was given five years to adjust to the rules of open trade before any complaints were lodged against it. On schedule, in 2006, the complaints began, ... -
Canadian man will trade snakes for car, any takers? 1178305680
You want to be a photographer and herpetologist but haven't found the right camera and nest of vipers at the right price. You also happen to have a car worth about $3,500 Canadian that you want to get rid of. Well there's a man in London, Ontario who's got a deal for you. In return for that car he ...
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Score one for the free market: US dumps most of its steel tariffs 1166200320
Yesterday the U.S. International Trade Commission lifted tariffs on imported steel from Australia, Canada, France and Japan, and there was much rejoicing in the boardrooms of many automakers that build cars and trucks in the U.S. The tariffs were originally put in place on cheap steel imported into ...

