Philly used-car dealer to open Cranberry lot - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Philly used-car dealer to open Cranberry lot Pittsburgh Tribune-Review A no-haggle used car dealer that says it's the largest-volume operation in the Philadelphia area is moving west, with plans to open a Cranberry location this month. CarSense advertises like-new, low-mileage cars and said it will have more used cars on ... Big-volume used car dealer CarSense to open in CranberryTarentum Valley News Dispatch all 4 news articles »

Carnation eyes used car market, to open 160 outlets in 3 years - Times of India

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Carnation eyes used car market, to open 160 outlets in 3 years Times of India NEW DELHI: Multi-brand car service chain Carnation Auto, promoted by former Maruti Suzuki India chief Jagdish Khattar, is gearing up for an aggressive foray into the used-car market, with plans to open over 160 outlets across the country in the next ... Carnation eyes used car market, to open 160 outlets in 3 yrsFirstpost Carnation Auto plans to enter used car marketOn Cars India all 10 news articles »

Chrysler To Stick Toe Into US CNG Waters - Hybrid Cars News

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Chrysler To Stick Toe Into US CNG Waters Hybrid Cars News Previously, Chrysler executives have said they plan to offer vehicles that use the technology to fleet customers in the US by 2017. A Chrysler spokesperson declined to give any further details about the automaker's plans, including which specific Ram ... Chrysler Super Bowl ad will be 'unconventional,' Marchionne hintsDetroit Free Press all 27 news articles »

How to avoid - or make the most of - travel delays - USA TODAY

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How to avoid - or make the most of - travel delays USA TODAY Such status may provide priority boarding for a flight, expedited check-in at the hotel and rental car counter, and quicker service to resolve a problem if something goes wrong. If you can afford the annual fee or can use frequent-flier miles for one, ... and more »

GM China Sales Drop During New Year Holiday - Bloomberg

GM China Sales Drop During New Year Holiday Bloomberg GM, which regained its global sales crown from Toyota Motor Corp. last year, is counting on the world's biggest vehicle market to help protect its lead as Japanese carmakers rebound from a year of natural disasters. The Detroit-based company plans to ... and more »