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KEITH CRAIN

NADA: Not a lot to argue about

12:01 am U.S. ET | Feb. 6 2012
In years past, National Automobile Dealers Association conventions have been a battleground over all sorts of issues. With most businesses slowly recovering from the financial disasters of the past few years, this year's NADA convention has seemed a lot less contentious. That's not to say that the color of tile at a dealership isn't a good arguing point when you're talking about tens of thousands of dollars.... Read More »
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DIANA T. KURYLKO

Land Rover dealers want more Evoques

9:25 pm U.S. ET | Feb. 5 2012
It has been years since Land Rover North America had a hot, pricey product in short supply. That's why dealers are pleading for more of the new compact Evoque three- and five-door SUV.... Read More »
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EDITORIAL

Calif. still has no business dictating technology

12:01 am U.S. ET | Feb. 6 2012
It is wrongheaded and inefficient for California to dictate that by 2025 15.4 percent of new vehicles sold in the state must be electric, fuel cell or plug-in hybrid vehicles. The plan violates the intent of the Obama administration's proposed fuel economy rules for the 2017-25 model years.... Read More »
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR

All Tom Stephens needed was a 389

12:01 am U.S. ET | Feb. 6 2012
I'm a big fan of GM Vice Chairman Tom Stephens, and I, too, will be sorry to see him retire ("From age 10, GM's Stephens loved go-fast gizmos," Final Assembly, Jan. 23). I'm also America's No. 1 Pontiac fan, and I am deeply crushed by his callous put-down of our beloved 389 Pontiac engine.... Read More »
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