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So here's the story. The Suzuki Kizashi is a very nice, well appointed car, which is functional and even looks good down the road. But, it has one big problem.
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Duration: 02:41
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Complaints against Toyota are skyrocketing. GM CEO Ed Whitacre says the company will repay its bailout money early and the US government could even make a profit. Car prices in China continue to rise. All that and more, plus a look at one potential cause of unintended acceleration.
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Duration: 08:47
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Yesterday it was a runaway Toyota Prius in California, today its one in New York. Cadillac will try and distance itself from General Motors. Nissan unveils a new commercial van for the American market. All that and more, plus John answers viewer questions about Toyota and the Chevy Cruze in the You Said It! segment.
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Duration: 07:51
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Toyota comes out swinging against its critics. New-vehicle sales in China surged an eye-popping 55 percent last month thanks to government incentives and a strong economy. Could another price war be breaking out in the US market between its biggest automakers? All that and more, plus a look at some of Visteons latest in-car technology.
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Duration: 07:53
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Toyota claims it can prove that a professor essentially concocted a hoax when he wired a Toyota to induce unintended acceleration. The Big Three are mad at Toyota for what they see as calculated, misleading attempts to trash their quality. Chip Foose customizes a John Deere Tractor. All that and more, plus a look at myford Touch.
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Duration: 07:23
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Toyota disputes the validity of Professor Dave Gilberts test for unintended acceleration. Japanese suppliers raided last week may have formed a cartel to limit competition. The winner of Autoramas Ridler award makes history. All that and more, plus we talk to the owner of some of the most beautiful cars you will ever see.
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Duration: 07:40
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Duration: 07:40
Bob Lutz is officially retiring from General Motors effective the first of May. Toyota and GM are dumping pension obligations for their NUMMI workers onto the lap of the federal government. The 2011 Ford Mustang just got certified at 31 miles per gallon on the highway. All that and more, plus its time for another Recall Roundup!
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Duration: 06:42
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February sales beat expectations despite massive snowstorms and Toyotas meltdown. Ford benefits the most from Toyotas recall woes, besting Honda and Hyundai. Suzuki, on the other hand, had better hit the panic button because sales are going downhill quickly. All that and more, plus John mcelroy answers your comments and questions in You Said It!
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Duration: 07:07
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Bryan Nesbitt is being given the heave-ho as general manager of Cadillac. GM is dropping the idea of doing the Cadillac Converj extended-range electric. News is pouring out of the Geneva Motor Show. All that and more, plus a look at the electric version of the Transit Connect.
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Duration: 06:46
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A US Congressman accuses Toyota of hiding evidence in car crashes. General Motors splits its sales and marketing staffs. Honda will show a three-wheeled, single-seat concept at the Geneva Motor Show called the 3R-C. All that and more, plus John takes you on a blast down the road in the Bentley Continental Supersports.
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Duration: 06:32
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American suppliers Lear and Delphi are also under investigation for automotive electronics suppliers by the European Commission. Dealers in China are so ecstatic that Tengzhong lost out on Hummer, that theyve raised the prices of their vehicles. Jaguar/Land Rover reported its first quarterly profit since being bought out by Tata. All that and more, plus a preview of this weeks Autoline Detroit about how cars and movies go together.
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Duration: 08:16
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Authorities around the world raid the offices of Japanese automotive suppliers. Honda admits that it expanded too fast and quality suffered. Fiat prepares to launch a 2-cylinder engine. Alfa Romeo gets ready to launch the Giulietta and Porsche will show the new Cayenne at Geneva. All that and a lot more!
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Duration: 06:57
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Akio Toyoda takes the hot seat today in front of Congress and its not looking good. Hyundai gets Toyota fever and recalls 47000 of the brand new 2011 Sonatas. And, the Hummer deal with Tengzhong looks like its dead. All that and more, plus John mcelroy answers your letters about Toyota and journalistic integrity.
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Duration: 06:01
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ABC News slams Toyota claiming to be able to recreate electronic throttle malfunction. Executives at the company get hit with subpoenas and support for Toyoda begins to flag. All that and more, plus John mcelroy explains why network exposes on the auto industry should be taken with a grain of salt.
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Duration: 05:52
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Internal documents indicate Toyota bragged about how it delayed and avoided certain investigations and recalls. General Motors rehires former CEO Fritz Henderson as an adviser. China will implement rules this year to help its larger automakers take over the smaller ones. All that and more, plus a look at the Bentley Continental Supersports.
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Duration: 06:39
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