Auto News Roundup 7-07-09: 'Cash for Clunkers' extension possible, Lear files for bankruptcy, Audi starts online pro-diesel movement
July 7, 2009 | 10:31
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-- Lawmakers say they plan to revisit the 'cash for clunkers' program in the fall to consider an extension beyond the $1 billion that is currently set aside. Leftlanenews.com
-- GM and Ford major parts supplier Lear files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. AP
-- Former Ford executive and architect of the Vietnam War Robert McNamara dies at 93. Autoweek / LAT
-- Honda confirms rumors that a new 2010 Accord called the Crosstour is coming this fall. Car and Driver
-- Mini set to launch a 60 mpg Cooper called the 'One D' in Europe: a diesel with regenerative braking and start-stop engine. Leftlanenews.com
-- Audi to begin an online pro-diesel movement with the motto "Diesel: It's no longer a dirty word." Wall Street Journal
-- Joni Gray
I was out looking for a car and the dealers told me to check out the net for info. I ended up finding a site where a guy is writing about using the cash for clunkers to buy a new vehicle. He also tells you everything you need to know. It is at www.slickbudget.com if you need any info about it at all. He even had links to value your vehicle.
Posted by: coolhandluke2 | July 07, 2009 at 03:56 PM
Both trucks are car qualify for the Cash For Clunkers but not the motorcycles.
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Posted by: jimhenry | July 13, 2009 at 02:03 AM