Canadian couple challenges denials of new car purchase in U.S. (Boston Globe)
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Canadian couple challenges denials of new car purchase in U.S. (Boston Globe)
A Canadian couple who say they were turned down dozens of times when they tried to buy a new car in the United States are challenging what they regard as illegal discrimination.
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In Tomorrow's Paper (EdmontonSun.com)
Cdn couple challenges refusals of new car purchase in U.S. BANGOR, Maine — A Canadian couple who say they were turned down dozens of times when they tried to buy a new car in the United States are challenging what they regard as illegal discrimination.
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Nfld. couple claims discrimination by U.S. car dealers (The Globe and Mail)
Canadian couple files human rights complaint, plans to sue after being turned down dozens of times by U.S. car dealers
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Nissan car unwrapped too early (Los Angeles Times)
Nissan USA found itself in the middle of a media firestorm this week when photos of its much-anticipated 2009 Nissan GT-R (known as the Skyline GT-R in Japan) found their way onto the Internet.
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American automakers try to claw back into important small-car market (Savannah Morning News)
DEARBORN, Mich. - U.S. automakers pretty much ceded the small-car market to the Japanese during the past decade. Now, with consumers shifting toward more gas-thrifty models and the realization that a strong compact brings buyers to their brand, Detroit is trying to make yet another comeback.
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Silver Spring sign laws expected to soon change (The Sentinel)
A consortium of Silver Spring Township business owners would like to see the township change sign ordinances that they say treat area businesses unequally.
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More flair for family sedan (The State)
The everyday family sedan is undergoing a transformation from stodgy to stylish as drivers begin to demand more from their basic transportation than a nondescript appliance on wheels. Some call it the Target effect, after the budget retailer that has successfully applied costly looking design and style to inexpensive commonplace items from soap to sofas. Now, car makers are following suit with ...
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Haggling Starts to Go the Way of the Tail Fin (BusinessWeek)
Fixed pricing may be coming to a showroom near you as the Web makes prices more transparent and dealers try to cater to women and Gen Y drivers
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Beware of 'cat' burglars (The Lisle Sun)
While a garden-variety thief will break into a car to steal valuables, the more sophisticated thief steals from the underside of a vehicle. Many drivers don't even know they're victims until they turn the ignition key and hear their car engine let loose with a hellacious roar. From southern California to southeastern Canada, the once nondescript catalytic converter has emerged as a highly-prized ...
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U.S. automakers renew small car efforts (The Bellingham Herald)
The interior of a 2008 Ford Focus is seen in Detroit, Friday, Oct. 12, 2007. The revamped Focus now is making its way to showrooms. Early next year, General Motors Corp. will show a glimpse into its future small cars when it sends the Saturn Astra to dealerships, and more compacts are on the way.
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Canadian couple challenges denials of new car purchase in U.S. (Boston Globe)
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