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CNNMoney: GM to unveil 580 horsepower Camaro convertibleupdated: Mon Oct 10 2011 15:11:00

General Motors will unveil the most powerful convertible Chevrolet has ever made at the Los Angeles Auto Show in November.

CNNMoney: Maserati unveils a made-in-Detroit SUVupdated: Tue Sep 13 2011 16:27:00

The same Detroit factory workers who today are building Jeep Grand Cherokees and Dodge Durangos should soon also be assembling a new SUV for Maserati that will have an engine produced by Ferrari.

CNNMoney: Tesla Roadster reaches the end of the lineupdated: Wed Jun 22 2011 09:50:00

The road is coming to an end for the Tesla Roadster.

Fortune: Bugatti Galibier: A family sports car for only $1.4 millionupdated: Mon Apr 04 2011 16:12:00

News item: A four-door model will be joining the lineup of Bugatti, the maker of world's fastest production car. Volkswagen AG, Bugatti's corporate parent, has given the go-ahead to build the 16C Galibier sedan, which has a 1,000 horsepower engine, a top speed of approximately 220 miles per hour, and will cost about $1.4 million.

CNNMoney: Porsche 911: It's a grocery-getter. Reallyupdated: Fri Mar 25 2011 16:28:00

A new Porsche ad campaign is touting the many practical advantages of owning one of the German automaker's iconic sports cars.

Porsche legacy lives - at 200 mphupdated: Mon Feb 21 2011 04:45:00

Diana Magnay rides with legendary driver Walter Roehrl, who talks about the design and engineering of the Porsche 911.

Fortune: Tesla's public offering: Irrational exuberanceupdated: Thu Jul 01 2010 12:16:00

While the rest of Wall Street was slumping this week, one small corner of the market was behaving like it was 1999 all over again.

CNNMoney: Get ready for more Italian cars on U.S. roadsupdated: Sat Apr 24 2010 23:17:00

In the next few years, we'll be seeing more Italian cars on American roads as Fiat and Alfa Romeo return to the states after a nearly two decade absence.

Masterpiece on wheelsupdated: Tue Mar 16 2010 11:11:00

CNN talks to automotive expert Ken Gross about a collection of rare cars at the High Museum in Atlanta.

CNNMoney: Electric roadster maker making moneyupdated: Fri Aug 07 2009 16:04:00

Tesla Motors turned profitable for the first time in July, when the electric car manufacturer shipped a record 109 vehicles, the company said Friday.

Senators test-drive green cars on Capitol Hillupdated: Thu Apr 23 2009 17:57:00

It was an odd collection of vehicles on display on Capitol Hill, ranging from a bucket truck used for repairing power lines to something resembling an enclosed golf cart to a pair of hot-looking, two-seater sports cars.

CNNMoney: Chrysler developing electric sports car for 2010updated: Wed Apr 15 2009 14:59:00

A battery-powered 268-horsepower two-seat sports car is in line to become Chrysler LLC's first electric car, provided the carmaker lives to see another day.

Top picks in $30,000+ used luxury carsupdated: Fri Jan 30 2009 09:26:00

Recently, Consumer Reports magazine issued its list of best and worst used cars, and divvied them up by price range.

Collector cars of the futureupdated: Fri Dec 12 2008 08:48:00

Collecting cars is an expensive hobby. Here's a twist: Buy a new car today that will be worth a fortune as a collectible years from now.

Want to go fast? These cars are for youupdated: Fri Jun 20 2008 12:09:00

Meet today's most powerful production cars.

Great cars for first datesupdated: Fri Feb 15 2008 08:56:00

Why should a female auto journalist give you advice on great date cars? Because as far as cars go, I know what turns a woman on and what really turns her off.

CNNMoney: The Corvette in a high-mileage futureupdated: Mon Jan 07 2008 12:25:00

Tadge Juechter, General Motors' chief engineer for the Chevrolet Corvette, wants to set one thing straight: the Corvette is here to stay.

Fortune: How to rent highflying wheelsupdated: Fri Oct 19 2007 09:25:00

If you're like me, you probably log a lot of miles for business -- and often at the pointy end of the plane, thanks to frequent-flier programs.

FSB: America's elite classic-car showupdated: Wed Oct 10 2007 08:26:00

It's 6 a.m. and still dark out, but to beat traffic I climb aboard a shuttle bus with a crowd of other car enthusiasts and head for the Pebble Beach Golf Links. Today is the last day of Monterey Speed Week, and the marquee event - the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, the largest, most glamorous classic-car exhibition and competition in America - is set to begin.

Business 2.0: What's my favorite car? It's an Audiupdated: Fri Sep 21 2007 05:47:00

After five years of writing this column, I'm about to shed all objectivity. Before I do, however, let's review some numbers. During the past half decade, I've tested - though not always written about - almost 200 cars, worth a cumulative $20 million or so. Although I've logged as many as 1,000 miles in a single car, on average I've driven the things between 100 and 200 miles before handing them back to their corporate overseers, thus clearing the decks for the next new ride.

CNNMoney: Porsche's carbon tire-printupdated: Wed Aug 22 2007 23:24:00

With governments in the United States and Europe considering stricter fuel economy regulations, car companies all over are wondering how to meet the proposed demands.

We Drive: New BMW M3updated: Fri Aug 17 2007 08:48:00

Take a pen, start with the nib at the bottom left corner of the page. Gently drag the pen diagonally from bottom left to top right and you have a quick and easy graphic representation of the price differential between the standard BMW 3-series and its habañero cousin the M3 coupe over the last four generations (and 20 years).

We Drive: BMW M6updated: Tue Jul 31 2007 23:45:00

Prejudice is a funny thing. I was prepared not to like BMW's M6. Not that I thought it would be a bad car -- BMW, as a rule, isn't prone to making duff automobiles -- it's just I wasn't entirely sure what it was supposed to be. An executive coupe with a 5-liter V10 engine and 500 bhp? With a price tag that could buy you a Porsche 911 or most of an Aston Martin V8 Vantage? What fresh nonsense was this? But prejudice is there to be challenged.

SI.com: Tim Tuttle: Fogarty, Gurney helping to shine new light on Grand-Am seriesupdated: Fri Jul 13 2007 01:49:00

Chemistry is a delicate recipe. Drivers and chiefs and owners don't automatically start winning races as soon as they are partnered together. Sometimes it takes days, months, or even a year to click.

Fortune: Maserati's sexy new automatic sedanupdated: Wed Jul 04 2007 23:53:00

For most successful people in corporate America, the average day is like a German or Japanese sedan: hard-charging, constant and complex. Competent? Yes. Thrilling? More like the perfect shade of gray.

Fortune: BULLISH BEHAVIORupdated: Mon Apr 02 2007 00:01:00

Twenty years ago, if you were in the market for some exotic sheet metal, you would have lusted after the kind of experience only Lamborghini's Murciélago still delivers: a frighteningly powerful su...

Business 2.0: How Porsche Got Its Roofs Backupdated: Thu Mar 15 2007 13:25:00

Allow me a shameful confession: I don't love convertibles. (I'll pause a moment while your gasp subsides.) This is not a dislike, precisely, but rather a heightened sensitivity to minor annoyances....

CNNMoney: Ford selling Aston Martin in $925 million dealupdated: Mon Mar 12 2007 09:07:00

Troubled Ford Motor Co. said Monday it would sell its Aston Martin luxury car business to the founder of an auto racing company and other investors in a deal valued at $925 million.

Fortune: AUDI'S FIRST TRUE SPORTS CAR: GRRRR8!updated: Mon Mar 05 2007 00:01:00

Just look at this!" exclaimed Seal, gesturing at the new Audi R8's carbon-fiber midsection stripe. "It gives the car a unique identity, it highlights that it's a mid-engine sports car, and it separ...

FSB: Own a Lamborghini - part timeupdated: Fri Mar 02 2007 06:25:00

If you were to buy the car of your dreams - say, a Porsche 911 GT3 (sticker price, $106,000) - the odds are you'd drive it about 30 days a year and cover maybe 1,000 miles. Those are widely accepte...

Fortune: Audi's first true sports car: Grrrr8!updated: Tue Feb 27 2007 13:28:00

At long last Audi announces the R8 - a two-seater that brings the brand's Le Mans-winning capabilities to the street.

Fortune: How Porsche got its roofs backupdated: Fri Feb 23 2007 10:52:00

Allow me a shameful confession: I don't love convertibles. (I'll pause a moment while your gasp subsides.) This is not a dislike, precisely, but rather a heightened sensitivity to minor annoyances....

Review: Asus Lamborghini VX1 fast, flashy and priceyupdated: Tue Jan 16 2007 12:11:00

The target buyer of the Asus Lamborghini VX1 isn't exactly looking to go incognito: The laptop's bright yellow lid, with a shape evocative of a sports car's spoiler, prominently features the Automobili Lamborghini logo.

A Mustang wagon?!? Say it ain't soupdated: Thu Dec 14 2006 09:01:00

Would Mustang Sally drive a station wagon? Maybe she'll get the chance.

CNNMoney: Aston Martin reportedly could fetch $1.2Bupdated: Mon Dec 11 2006 06:52:00

Bidding for Ford Motor unit Aston Martin had been particularly fierce and there was a strong chance that the car line made famous by James Bond movies could sell for more than $1.2 billion, according to a published report.

The day in numbers: $1.67 millionupdated: Fri Dec 08 2006 04:06:00

Sports car manufacturer Maserati has unveiled its latest dream car at the Bologna Motor Show in Italy. However, because the $1.67 million MC12 Versione Corse does not meet standard emissions and safety requirements, it can never be driven on the open road.

Porsche: Still great where it countsupdated: Tue Oct 31 2006 14:50:00

Decades later, the view from the cramped, rock-hard back seat of my father's Porsche is imprinted clearly in my mind. I remember the sound of the air-cooled engine just behind me and the smell of his hair oil.

Porsche: Still great where it countsupdated: Fri Oct 27 2006 13:57:00

Decades later, the view from the cramped, rock hard back seat of my father's Porsche is imprinted clearly in my mind. I remember the sound of the air-cooled engine just behind me and the smell of his hair oil.

With new supercar, Audi chases down BMWupdated: Tue Oct 10 2006 15:30:00

Audi introduced its new R8 sports car to the United States Wednesday with a drive down Manhattan's Park Avenue and New York mayor Michael Bloomberg riding shotgun.

CNNMoney: Ford looking to sell Aston Martinupdated: Thu Aug 31 2006 08:05:00

Ford Motor is looking at selling Aston Martin, the sports car brand made famous in James Bond movies.

CNNMoney: Porsche 911 beats out 'Vette and Viperupdated: Wed Aug 30 2006 09:42:00

In testing the most expensive group of cars the magazine has ever purchased, Consumer Reports rated the Porsche 911 as the top high-performance sports car.

FSB: A new breed of Jaguar: 2007 XK coupeupdated: Wed May 31 2006 12:02:00

(FORTUNE Small Business Magazine) - Nobody buys a Jaguar for transportation. Jags are all about glamour, style, and romance. Owners traditionally have put up with eccentricity and even inconvenience, as long as the car exuded Jaguar's aristocratic roadster personality.

Fortune: Jaguar's final daysupdated: Mon Apr 10 2006 11:11:00

How much longer can this fabled brand survive?

Consumer Reports: Prius, Corvette 'Most Satisfying' to ownupdated: Wed Mar 01 2006 16:09:00

The Toyota Prius is the car that makes its owners happiest, according to a survey by Consumer Reports, but the Chevrolet Corvette is a close second.

Money Magazine: The Street-Smart 15updated: Wed Mar 01 2006 00:01:00

MONEY's car tests don't involve stopwatches. Instead, trunks are loaded up, kids shuttled, vehicles parallel-parked--in other words, what you do with your car in the real world. Value is the other ...

Miata vs. Solstice: Battle of the bargain roadstersupdated: Thu Feb 02 2006 09:02:00

The Mazda MX-5 (formerly known as the Miata) has been tops on my list of affordable sports cars since it arrived in 1989. Now serious competition has emerged in the swaggering Pontiac Solstice.

FSB: Roadster showdownupdated: Thu Feb 02 2006 06:45:00

The Mazda MX-5 (formerly known as the Miata) has been tops on my list of affordable sports cars since it arrived in 1989. Now serious competition has emerged in the swaggering Pontiac Solstice.

Business 2.0: Jet Taxiupdated: Sat Oct 01 2005 00:01:00

Should you want to parse the particulars of owning a Lamborghini, you'd need numbers rather than words. To wit: The average Lambo buyer--and there are 500 of them each year--has assets exceeding $1...

CNNMoney: New Jaguar sports car revealedupdated: Fri Aug 26 2005 10:44:00

Ford Motor Co.'s Jaguar division released photos today of the upcoming 2007 Jaguar XK sports car. The car closely resembles a concept version, called the Advanced Lightweight Coupe, displayed at auto shows this year.

CNNMoney: Porsche announces four-door carupdated: Wed Jul 27 2005 11:34:00

Porsche will build a four-door car starting in 2009, the company announced Wednesday.

CNNMoney: New Porsche coupe photos releasedupdated: Mon May 23 2005 10:49:00

Porsche released the first official photos of its new hard-top sports car Monday.

CNNMoney: Aston Martin desert runupdated: Thu Apr 14 2005 11:16:00

It was a blatant ego-massage from the Aston Martin public relations department. As if an invitation to drive the new Aston Martin DB9 wasn't enough, my test model bore its driver's name on a doorsill plaque -- my name etched in gleaming stainless steel on a $171,534 sports car.

Money Magazine: The Winner's Circleupdated: Tue Mar 01 2005 00:01:00

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CNNMoney: Olds' concept car sold for $3.24 millionupdated: Mon Jan 31 2005 09:19:00

A golden 1954 Oldsmobile concept car sold at auction this weekend for $3.24 million.

CNNMoney: Car and Driver names 10 best carsupdated: Fri Dec 10 2004 11:44:00

Automotive siblings the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Magnum were named two of the 10 best cars by Car and Driver magazine in a list released Friday.

Money Magazine: Leaders Of The Packupdated: Mon Nov 01 2004 00:01:00

When three kings of the road deliver great redesigns within a few months of one another, it's a gift an auto enthusiast can appreciate. When the kings are named Mustang, Corvette and Porsche 911, h...

CNNMoney: Toyota discontinuing Celica and MR2updated: Sun Jul 18 2004 13:39:00

The Toyota Celica and MR2 sports cars will no longer be sold after the 2005 model year, Toyota announced Friday.

Money Magazine: Wheels: Fun in the Sun Five New Convertibles To Heat Up Your Summerupdated: Thu Jul 01 2004 00:01:00

Among my road rules: Anyone who loves cars must own at least one convertible before he dies. Even if he lives in Duluth.

Luxury cars line up for Chinaupdated: Tue Jun 15 2004 01:37:00

Aston Martin, Ferrari, Bentley, Maybach, Cadillac, Lexus ... the world's luxury car makers are all lining up for a slice of China's red-hot car market.

Money Magazine: 2004 Coming Attractions Our auto calendar reveals buff bodies, powerful poses and the latest come-hither stylesupdated: Mon Mar 01 2004 00:01:00

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Money Magazine: 2004 Car Guide You're invited to the auto event of the season as we unveil the latest and greatest vehicles to updated: Mon Mar 01 2004 00:01:00

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Money Magazine: 2004 Prices & More All the statistics you need to shop smart, whether you want a car, SUV, minivan or pickup truckupdated: Mon Mar 01 2004 00:01:00

The garage is full. Our car table for 2004 is stocked with 406 of the most popular models on the road. You'll find the prices and other essential info you need to jump-start a purchase, courtesy of...

CNNMoney: Auto Show: A few more cool carsupdated: Wed Jan 07 2004 09:56:00

On the last day of press previews before the big Detroit auto show opens to the public, Chrysler Group unwrapped three new convertibles headed to dealerships.

Money Magazine: Best New Cars We drove the new 2004 models. Then we drove 'em again--and again and again--until we found the six updated: Mon Dec 01 2003 00:01:00

Most people know a good car when they drive it. Unfortunately, most people don't get to drive that many.

Fortune: Getting The Bugs Out At Volkswagen Declining share, falling profits, too many brands--can VW's new boss get the company back on updated: Mon Oct 13 2003 00:01:00

The night before the Frankfurt auto show last month, Volkswagen CEO Bernd Pischetsrieder seemed anxious. Two weeks earlier, VW had unveiled its latest redesign of the Golf, the company's biggest-se...

Money Magazine: Car Guide 2003 Explore a shopper's paradise--the best cars and trucks plus deals galore. Your options are as open updated: Sat Mar 01 2003 00:01:00

Driving instructors like to warn anxious students of the perils of tunnel vision. On the road, it's the big picture that counts. Would that more consumers heeded that lesson at car-shopping time. L...

Fortune: Got $300,000? These cars are for you.updated: Mon Jan 20 2003 00:01:00

Talk about an accident of timing. Over the next 12 months three of the world's preeminent automobile manufacturers--all German, as it turns out--will introduce a trifecta of new cars so expensive t...

Fortune: Driver's Seatupdated: Mon Dec 09 2002 00:01:00

There will be fewer keys to exotic autos under the tree this year, but that shouldn't stop anyone from dreaming. Here are four very fast, very sophisticated, and very expensive cars worthy of your ...

FSB: A Mercedes For The Masses Everything about the C230 is different--especially the price.updated: Sat Dec 01 2001 00:01:00

As a red-blooded American, I've always wanted to own a German luxury car. After all, the Germans make some of the world's finest automobiles--and charge big heaps of deutsche marks for them. How be...

Fortune: Road Kill History is littered with entrepreneurs who tried to start car companies. Here's how Dan Panoz steered updated: Mon Nov 12 2001 00:01:00

When entrepreneurs brainstorm new business ideas, they should put auto manufacturing smack down at the bottom of the list. The last successful startup was Chrysler in 1925. Since then, a number of ...

FSB: History is Littered with Entrepreneurs Who have Tried to Start Car Companies. Here is How Dan Panoz Steered Clear updated: Mon Oct 01 2001 00:01:00

When entrepreneurs brainstorm new business ideas, they should put auto manufacturing smack down at the bottom of the list. The last successful startup was Chrysler in 1925. Since then, a number of ...

Money Magazine: Classics of Tomorrow Which of today's best-selling sports cars are still going to inspire us in 30 years?updated: Mon Oct 01 2001 00:01:00

Few people would dispute that the 1967 classic film The Graduate is almost unimaginable without Dustin Hoffman (in his first major role) as the freshly minted college graduate Benjamin Braddock, or...

Fortune: The T-Bird Rises From The Ashesupdated: Mon Jun 25 2001 00:01:00

The most evocative word in the English language might just be "roadster." At the most basic level, a roadster is simply an open two-seat touring car, but the name conjures up images of winding road...

FSB: Posh And Powerful Supercars built and priced for the other halfupdated: Sun Apr 01 2001 00:01:00

The economy may be tanking, but demand for high-priced supercars is revving up. From Atlanta to Stuttgart, carmakers are building rides propelled by supercharged engines bolted to lightweight bodie...

Money Magazine: Best Cars Now 2001 It's a great time to buy a new car. Automakers are unveiling plenty of new models and updated: Thu Mar 01 2001 00:01:00

In Hollywood, it's Oscar season. On my calendar, it's time for another set of awards--my annual honors for the best cars of the year, for the shining stars on wheels. And this year, I'm more glad t...

Fortune: Can You Believe Porsche Is Putting Its Badge On This Car? Believe it! With sales of its sports cars zooming, updated: Mon Feb 19 2001 00:01:00

It's always risky to mess with success, but the world's most profitable automaker is about to do exactly that. Sometime next year Porsche will introduce the first non-sports car in its 53-year hist...

Fortune: The Drive's Seat: Mercedes-Benz CLK55 AMGupdated: Mon Feb 19 2001 00:01:00

Sitting in front of my house was $70,000 worth of the fastest car Mercedes ever made. Trouble was, I couldn't move it. Two inches of snow and ice in the driveway had made the car immobile.

Fortune: Can Cadillac Come Back? GM's once-platinum luxury brand has been stuck in the mud for decades. Now Caddy is launching a bold newupdated: Mon Sep 18 2000 00:01:00

It isn't your uncle's Caddy anymore. At least that's what the folks at Cadillac want you to think of their new $75,000 convertible roadster, unveiled last month at a high-end auto show in Pebble Be...

Fortune: A Car Is Born BMW goes Hollywood with its sexy new two-seater.updated: Mon Mar 06 2000 00:01:00

What's wrong with this picture? Balmy Southern California day, deserted, twisty canyon roads, and a high-style 400-horsepower European roadster. Not much--except the $129,000 price tag attached to ...

Money Magazine: In the Driver's Seat With automakers battling for business--and the Web emerging as a powerful ally--car updated: Wed Mar 01 2000 00:01:00

What the new century will bring drivers--computer guidance systems, crash avoidance technology, electric power--is little more than conjecture. Yet one thing is certain: This century is starting of...

Money Magazine: The Bottom Line The key numbers you need to know to get the lowest price on a 2000 car, SUV, minivan or pickupupdated: Wed Mar 01 2000 00:01:00

The best deals go to those with with best information. That's the reasoning behind our ninth annual car buyer's guide, which provides financial and safety data for 398 of the most popular 2000 cars...

Fortune: A German With Real Curves Audi has been building serious, technologically advanced sedans for years. Now it's updated: Mon Mar 29 1999 00:01:00

Che bella macchina! Italiana, si?" cries the Italian gentleman lounging roadside as I pull up in the Audi TT. Seeing the TT as an Italian car is an easy enough mistake to make, given that we are ne...

Fortune: A Vroom of One's Own After years of souping up other people's sports cars, Reeves Callaway is building America's updated: Mon Nov 09 1998 00:01:00

Don't worry about locking it," says Reeves Callaway, founder of Callaway Cars, as we park at Flanders Fish Market in East Lyme, Conn., to grab some lunch. I look longingly at his outrageously sexy ...

Fortune: FORTUNE's Top Ten Cars For 1999 This year's Detroit auto show previewed a slew of new vehicles. Here's a ranking updated: Mon Feb 16 1998 00:01:00

In the quirky, back-to-the-future timing of automotive launches, January was when the car companies rolled out a vast array of new 1999 models--which will all go on sale later this year. Among othe...

Fortune: Dial 'M' For Mystique The M racing group has unleashed the fastest BMW ever to hit the U.S.updated: Mon Jan 12 1998 00:01:00

It's just one little letter stamped on the rump of a lucky few BMWs: "M." To those who understand its significance, it's an understated nod to the supreme performance lurking under the hood. Since ...

Money Magazine: HOT ROD FEVERupdated: Sat Nov 01 1997 00:01:00

Steering his immaculate '32 Ford across the manicured 18th fairway of the Pebble Beach golf course, Bruce Meyer gooses the throttle and releases a roar that says: "We're not to be ignored." Rumblin...

Fortune: DRIVING WITH THE DEVIL LAMBORGHINI'S NEW DIABLO ROADSTER VT IS A WICKED WORK OF ART.updated: Mon Feb 17 1997 00:01:00

WARNING: INDEFENSIBLE DECADENCE AHEAD. PROCEED WITH CAUTION.

Fortune: HALF THE PRICE, ALL THE PORSCHE FINALLY, THE KING OF GERMAN SPORTS CARS HAS PRODUCED A FIRST-CLASS, HIGHupdated: Mon Oct 28 1996 00:01:00

Every third month, it seems, the crazed automotive world produces yet another mold-breaking, ahead-of-its-time model that gets introduced with an avalanche of hyperbole and press junkets. Once in a...

Fortune: SPORTS CARS IN EUROPE REV UPupdated: Mon Oct 03 1994 00:01:00

Auto manufacturers are lining up for the start of a new race for the European sports-car market. GM's Opel is quick off the mark this fall with its sporty, affordable Tigra. BMW has two two-seaters...

Fortune: NOT PRICED FOR THE NINETIESupdated: Mon Nov 22 1993 00:01:00

What, you didn't buy that Porsche in the everything-to-excess Eighties? Too bad -- you really missed a bargain. A Porsche 911 Carrera coupe used to cost less than the average U.S. household's annua...

Fortune: CHRYSLER SHINES AT DULL AUTO SHOWupdated: Mon Feb 10 1992 00:01:00

While the CEOs of General Motors, Ford Motor, and Chrysler accompanied President Bush to Tokyo (for more on that trip, see page 80), the 1992 North American International Auto Show in Detroit opene...

Money Magazine: Gentlemen, Start Your Memoriesupdated: Sat Jun 01 1991 00:01:00

It looked like a flashback to the '50s as the pack of 24 classic beauties shot down the straightaway for the first of 10 noisy laps. At the wheel of his restored '57 Porsche, Don Sandy began duelin...

Fortune: HOW A TOP BOSS MANAGES HIS DAY Tag along with Bob Lutz, Chrysler's No. 1 operating executive. You'll find him in lots of meetingupdated: Mon Jun 19 1989 00:01:00

SO YOU THINK your job is impossible. Look at the job description of Robert A. Lutz, 57, Chrysler's top operating executive. He has to make sure that Chrysler plants disgorge 10,000 cars and trucks ...

Fortune: DETROIT VS. NEW UPSCALE IMPORTS Battered U.S. makers of high-priced cars are finally fighting back. But the Japanese are on the updated: Mon Apr 27 1987 00:01:00

HAVING LOST THE WAR for the bottom tier of the U.S. auto market, Detroit is struggling to keep a grip on the upper crust. U.S. defeats have been humiliating. Sales of European cars costing $20,000 ...

Fortune: COURTING THE WELL-HEELED CAR SHOPPER In the flourishing $15,000-and-up corner of the U.S. auto market, Detroit is trying to regaupdated: Mon Aug 05 1985 00:01:00

THESE ARE tumultuous times in the U.S. market for upscale cars -- loosely defined to include autos priced at $15,000 or more. In the late Sixties and early Seventies, Detroit's automakers managed t...

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