November auto sales jump 17 percent as market gains strength:
U.S. car and truck sales jumped 17 percent last month, raising hopes the industry will end 2010 on a high note while creating momentum for the new year.
November auto sales jump 17% as market gains strength:
U.S. car and truck sales jumped 17 percent last month, raising hopes the industry will end 2010 on a high note while creating momentum for the new year.
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Bruce Larson’s Dragonsnake on the Market
Bruce Larson’s Dragonsnake Cobra – CSX 2093 – will be available for purchase once again. When last we saw it, Mecum Auctions had it at their annual Kissimmee, Florida, event held in late January. This was back in 2007, and it sold for a whopping $1,417,500 (which included a 5 percent buyer’s premium) – it was the top sale of the auction. Just landing on our desk was news of its impending sale at auction: Mecum at their annual Kissimmee event in January 2011.
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You Are Looking At The U.S. Car Market
What is the difference between the November U.S. car market and my wife? The answer is: None. Edmunds says the U.S. annual sales rate for new vehicles in November will be essentially flat from the prior month. This reiterates equally flat predictions Wardsauto and J.D.Power had made a few days ago. Edmunds analyst Jessica Calwell [...]
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Collecting: Is the Market for Muscle Toning Up?
There are indications that the market for muscle cars has also been improving, based on reports of private sales and a few isolated auctions.
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Auto companies taking aim at shrunken minivan market
Los Angeles — There is still some fight left in the minivan market. At the Los Angeles auto show, Chrysler Group LLC is showing off changes to the 2011 Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan, while Nissan Motor Co. has the world premiere of the all-new Nissan Quest.
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Another look at the Hershey antique auto flea market
I have a story on my trip to the antique automotive flea market in Hershey, including something on the Ford Transit Connect that was my chariot, in Canadian Driver; find it by clicking here.