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Alfa Romeo plans to return to the U.S. have now been delayed for 10 years

It looks like Alfa Romeo won't be coming to the States any time soon. According to Automotive News, the Italian automaker isn't slated to return to the U.S. with a full showroom until mid-2013 at the earliest. Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne has said that the brand will launch in late 2012 with a handful of limited-edition 4C Coupe

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GM will build next-gen pickups in Flint, investing $328 million

General Motors has announced that it will invest $328 million in its Flint, Michigan assembly plant to produce its next-generation GMC and Chevrolet full-size pickup trucks. Those trucks are currently manufactured in Silao, Mexico, and were built in Oshawa, Canada before that. The Flint Assembly Plant already builds the heavy-duty versions of the <

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Nissan Versa hatchback soldiers on for 2012 despite all-new sedan counterpart

Nissan has officially released pricing on the company's 2012 Versa Hatchback. Buyers looking for the functionality of a five-door can expect to pay $14,380 excluding destination charges for models equipped with a 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine and a six-speed manual transmission in S trim. Opting for a four-speed automatic gearbox will set you back an additional $1,000, while stepping up to SL trim

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Automakers airing ads attacking proposed 56 mpg fuel standard

Automakers are already on the attack against President Barack Obama's proposed 56 mpg corporate average fuel economy standards by 2025. The Detroit Free Press is reporting that automakers have launched a radio ad campaign against the proposed targets in seven states, including Michigan. The ads say that requiring the auto indu

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Land Rover to launch convertible Evoque?

Land Rover is no stranger to the topless utility vehicles. In fact, it was one of the originators, and still offers the Defender as an open-air prospect. But that's a hard-core off-roader. The Evoque, in this and many other ways, charts new territory for the brand.

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Former GM Product Boss Skewers Management And Business Schools

Auto Industry Legend Bob Lutz fires on all cylinders in his new book, "Car Guys vs. Bean Counters"

If you have noticed that the cars and SUVs General Motors make today are more stylish, have nicer interiors and crisper lines, then you are making a certain retired 79-year-old former Marine pilot very happy.

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