As of Thursday, 193 people have taken General Motors up on its 60-day money-back guarantee. G.M. plans on interviewing them to find out why.

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Returning a Car? G.M. Would Like a Word With You

According to Ford, sales of small cars could exceed those of midsize cars by 2013 because two huge demographic groups, baby boomers and their children, are gravitating toward smaller cars.

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There May Be a Smaller Ford in Your Future

After the Koenigsegg Group buys Saab, it expects to start shipping new 9-3 models to the United States.

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After Sale, Saab Promises to Refill Inventory

Some Web sites are claiming that the cash-for-clunkers rebates will be taxed as income by the I.R.S. But it’s not true.

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Correcting the Chatter: For Consumers, No Federal Tax Due on Clunkers Rebate

General Motors reported Monday that it lost $1.15 billion in the third quarter on revenue of $28 billion. G.M. also announced it will start paying back $6.7 billion in senior debt to the American and Canadian governments, starting in late December, which is much earlier than planned.

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G.M. Reports $1.15 Billion Loss

G.M’s chairman, Edward E. Whitacre Jr., said that the automaker would be able to repay all of its government loans and would begin doing so soon.

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G.M. Can Repay Taxpayers, Says Chairman

Chrysler delivered an epic press conference/Web cast Wednesday to detail its five-year plan, including upcoming products. Here is the essential information in six bullet points

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Chrysler’s Five-Year Plan in Six Bullet Points

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration publicly rebuked Toyota, accusing it of putting out “inaccurate and misleading” information about the unintended acceleration problem that could affect 3.8 million vehicles.

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Safety Agency Rebukes Toyota Over Floor-Mat Issue

The General Motors board was expected to agree to sell Opel to Magna on Tuesday but has opted to keep the European subsidiary instead, according to Reuters, which cites sources briefed on the deliberations

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G.M. to Retain Opel

G.M.’s board is expected to decide Tuesday the fate of Opel and Vauxhall, ending more than a year of uncertainty surrounding its business and the restructuring in Europe and the United States.

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G.M. Board Expected to Decide Fate of Opel