Chevrolet Malibu Recalls

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Chevrolet Malibu Recalls

2006 Chevrolet Malibu – Vehicles built with cloth seats and had automatic air bag sensing system and were later reupholstered with aftermarket leather seat cover kits. The aftermarket leather seat covers may cause passenger sensing system to malfunction. If this sensing system malfunctions, the front air bag on passenger side may not deploy in the event of a crash. BECAUSE REPLACEMENT LEATHER SEATS COVERS ARE NOT AVAILABLE THAT ARE COMPATIBLE WITH THE SYSTEM, GENERAL MOTORS WILL REPURCHASE THESE VEHICLES. Please call your GM dealership to schedule an appointment immediately.

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GMC Acadia Recalls

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2009 GMC Acadia -This vehicle has a problem with the transmission shift position sequence and you could move the shifter to park and remove the key but the gear may not actually be in park. You may not be able to restart the vehicle and vehicle may roll away after you have exited the vehicle and result in a crash.

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Mercedes Benz R Class Recall

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2007 Mercedes-Benz R Class – On certain vehicles the accelerator pedal may not have been fully connected to its mounting studs. After a while the pedal may not hold a consistent pedal position, which could effect acceleration. Call you Mercedes dealership immediately and schedule an appointment.

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GM Volt Battery Packs to be Produced in Brownstone Township

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General Motor’s has been building a new facility in Brownstone Township. This facility is where GM employees will weld together T-shaped packs for their batteries. The batteries are lithium ion batteries that will come from South Korea. Developing batteries is an important step for GM in its quest to become a leader in electric vehicles. This will be the first lithium ion battery manufacturing facility in the United States.

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Volkswagen to Build Plant Plant in U.S.

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VW will be investing $4 billion to build a vehicle assembly plant in the United States. It will be located in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Volkswagen has plans to develop at least two new models for sales in the U.S. This information was shared by Stefan Jacoby, president and CEO of Volkswagen America.

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Cash for Clunkers Program Gives Much Needed Boost to Industry

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With automotive industry sales off by 32% for the year to date, the “clunkers” program has boosted July sales to only a 12% decrease. The $1 billion fund originally created for the “clunkers” program was depleted in the first week with dealers submitting 245,000 applications to the federal government for approval. Congress added an additional $2 billion last week which caused Ford to increase its production of the fuel-efficient Escape and Focus vehicles. Because of the popularity of these two models Ford has increased its market share and actually showed a sales increase of 2% for the month of July compared to the preceding year. General Motors has also announced that is considering an increase in production for the fourth quarter and has informed its suppliers to expect an increase of fifty thousand or more units.

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Cash for Clunkers Creates Higher Demand for Ford Vehcicles

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Because of the higher demand created by the government’s “cash for clunkers” program Ford announced that it will significantly increase its production in the fourth quarter of this year. Ford plants in Missouri and Michigan will add shifts and increase overtime to produce more of Ford’s Escape sport utility vehicle and the Focus compact. Ford is expected to build 570,000 vehicles in the last quarter, a 33% increase over the last quarter of 2008, and an increase of 15% over planned production figures before the clunkers program started.

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“Cash for Clunkers” Helps Retail Sales But Not Enough

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While sales of motor vehicles and automotive parts increased by 2.4% in July as compared to the prior month, retail spending overall, not including sales of cars and automotive parts, fell by 0.6% indicating that consumers are still concerned about the week job market and uncertainty of the economy.

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