Archive for March, 2009

GM bondholders brace for ‘pennies on the dollar’ offer in revised plan

General Motors bondholders on Tuesday braced for a reduced offer of “pennies on the dollar” for about $28 billion in outstanding GM debt and new terms for a swap under a revised survival plan.

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Honda to cut North American production, pay

Honda Motor Co. said Tuesday it would cut production in North America by 62,000 vehicles by shutting down factories for 13 days starting in May and reduce pay for salaried and factory workers.

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Sonic Automotive posts loss, receives ‘going concern’ warning

Sonic Automotive Inc. said Tuesday it posted a fourth-quarter loss and echoed auditors’ concerns about the dealership group’s ability to continue operations. Sonic’s auditors said they had doubts the company could continue as a going concern.

Visteon gets bank waiver after auditor warning

Visteon Corp. said on Tuesday that lenders had granted the auto parts maker temporary waivers on credit facilities after auditors, as expected, raised significant doubt about its ability to continue as a business. Visteon, spun off by Ford Motor Co.

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Obama hasn’t changed thinking on GM, Chrysler, White House says

President Barack Obama’s thinking on the crisis facing General Motors has not changed since Monday, a senior administration official told Reuters on Tuesday.

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Honda to cut North American production, worker pay

Honda Motor Co. said Tuesday it would cut production in North America by 62,000 vehicles by shutting down factories for 13 days starting in May and reduce pay for salaried and factory workers.

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Visteon gets bank waiver after auditor warning

Visteon Corp. said on Tuesday that lenders had granted the auto parts maker temporary waivers on credit facilities after auditors, as expected, raised significant doubt about its ability to continue as a business. Visteon, spun off by Ford Motor Co.

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Honda to cut North American production, worker pay

Honda Motor Co. said on Tuesday it would cut production in North America by 62,000 vehicles by shutting down factories for 13 days starting in May and said it would cut pay for salaried and factory workers.

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Sonic Automotive posts loss, receives ‘going concern’ warning

Sonic Automotive Inc. posted a fourth-quarter loss and said auditors raised doubts about the dealership group’s ability to continue as a going concern.

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Sonic retail group gets ‘going concern’ warning

Sonic Automotive Inc. said today that auditors have raised doubts about the dealership group’s ability to continue as a going concern.

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Noble transfers contracts to other auto suppliers

Supplier Noble International Ltd., which has been kept on life support by its customers for the last month, is having its contracts with General Motors, Chrysler LLC and Ford Motor Co. transferred to other auto suppliers.

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U.S. auto sales tally may weaken again in March

U.S. auto sales totals for March may be weaker than those in the first two months of the year, falling below a 9 million-unit annual rate. The Detroit 3 will report declines tomorrow of more than 40 percent, analysts say.

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U.S. auto sales tally may weaken again in March, extending slump

U.S. auto sales totals for March may be weaker than those in the first two months of the year, falling below a 9 million-unit annual rate. The Detroit 3 will report declines tomorrow of more than 40 percent, analysts say.

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Henderson says GM will meet Obama mandate, even if it means bankruptcy

General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson said today that he is ready to meet the Obama administration’s mandate to restructure the company — even if it means going into bankruptcy.

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Henderson says GM will meet mandate, even if it means Ch. 11

General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson said today that he is ready to meet the Obama administration’s mandate to restructure the company — even if it means going into bankruptcy.

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Henderson says GM will meet deadline — even if it means bankruptcy

General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson said today that he is ready to meet the Obama administration’s mandate to restructure the company — even if it means going into bankruptcy.

Chrysler Financial to cut 2 percent of work force

Chrysler LLC’s financial arm said today that it plans to cut 2 percent of its work force or 70 employees.

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Chrysler Financial to cut 2 percent of workforce

Chrysler LLC’s financial arm said today that it plans to cut 2 percent of its workforce or 70 employees.

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Japanese tax break saves fuel for Nissan in U.S.

Nissan Motor Co. soon will be putting more fuel-efficient cars on U.S. roads, thanks to a Japanese tax break that takes effect tomorrow.

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Japanese tax break translates into U.S. fuel savings

Nissan Motor Co. soon will be putting more fuel-efficient cars on U.S. roads, thanks to a Japanese tax break that takes effect tomorrow.

Visteon puts U.K. plants into insolvency

Visteon Corp. has placed auto-parts plants in the United Kingdom in insolvency, and the court-ordered administrators already have cut 565 jobs.

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GM, Ford offer Hyundai-style job-loss protection

General Motors and Ford Motor Co., battling sharp declines in U.S. sales, followed Asian rival Hyundai Motor and offered to make car payments for buyers who lose their jobs.

GM, Ford offer Hyundai-style job-loss protection plans

General Motors and Ford Motor Co., battling sharp declines in U.S. sales, today followed Asian rival Hyundai Motor and offered to make car payments for buyers who lose their jobs.

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GM, Ford offer Hyundai-style job-loss protection plans

General Motors and Ford Motor Co., battling sharp declines in U.S. sales, today followed Asian rival Hyundai Motor and offered to make car payments for buyers who lose their jobs.

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Delphi to sell brake unit to China’s BeijingWest

Delphi Corp. has agreed to sell the remaining pieces of its global brake and suspension component business to Chinese-owned BeijingWest Industries Co. Ltd. The assets were sold for $100 million in cash, the Detroit Free Press reported.

 
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