- Auto Outlook: Drivers wanting better mileage look to foreign cars
By AL SWANSON
To avoid a meltdown in 2006, Ford Motor Co. mortgaged the farm putting up
its assets - including its Blue Oval logo, and F-150 pickup and iconic
Mustang trademarks - to secure $23.5 billion in credit.
The big gamble paid off and Ford was the only Detroit car maker that didn't
accept government bailouts two years later.
United Press International, 12:33 - Today's classifieds
Article published on 27 May 2012
PROPERTY FOR SALE
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The Malta Independent, 11:54 - Cherry Hill collision hurts Voorhees pair
| Courier-Post staff
Two people were injured Saturday morning in a two-vehicle crash at the
intersection of Springdale and Evesham roads.
Police said a Toyota Highlander, driven by George Jackson of the unit block
of Homer Avenue in Voorhees, was attempting a left-hand turn off Evesham
Road onto Springdale Road about 10:20 a.m.
CourierPostOnline.com, 11:47 - All-new Toyota 86 launched in Bahrain
Manama:
Director Waleed Kanoo
and sales GM Ismail Akbar, right
The all-new Toyota 86 was yesterday (May 26) launched in Bahrain, by
Ebrahim Khalil Kanoo, the exclusive distributor of Toyota and Lexus at one
of its major showrooms in the kingdom.
The 86 is designed with a front engine rear wheel drive layout, which is
equipped with a 2.0 litre boxer engine that generates 200 HP and a new six-
speed automatic or manual transmission.
TradeArabia, 10:16 - Ex-Kabul police members sentenced up to 5 years in jail
Kabul-(May. 26/2012(
Wakht News Agency
The Primary Court of the Criminal Justice Task Force (CJTF) convicted the
ex-members of Kabul Police District Nine to the longest of 5 years and
lowest of one year and six months imprisonment, a statement said.
According to Ms.
Wakht News Agency, 09:18 - Malay Villages Will Not Lose Identity In Darul Hana Project
KUCHING, May 27 (Bernama) - Thirteen Malay villages under the Darul Hana
project in Petra Jaya, here, will not lose their identity despite large
development transformation awaiting them.
Sarawak Housing and Tourism Minister Datuk Amar Abang Johari Tun today
assured that regardless of the continous modernisation that will take
place, the culture and practices of these villages will be retained.
"What we (government) want is to bring improvements to these villages and
BERNAMA Malaysia, 08:51 - Malay Villages Will Not Lose Identity In Darul Hana Project
KUCHING, May 27 (Bernama) - Thirteen Malay villages under the Darul Hana
project in Petra Jaya, here, will not lose their identity despite large
development transformation awaiting them.
Sarawak Housing and Tourism Minister Datuk Amar Abang Johari Tun today
assured that regardless of the continous modernisation that will take
place, the culture and practices of these villages will be retained.
"What we (government) want is to bring improvements to these villages and
BERNAMA Malaysia, 08:51 - Toyota rolls out new Camry hybrid into global market
SINGAPORE
Sunday, May 27, 2012
TOYOTA'S Camry (pictured) has long been a top choice among people who want
a big, comfortable executive sedan that is fuss-free and reasonably priced.
The latest model still fits that bill (although it is hard to describe any
car price as "reasonable" in today's COE environment) but with a lot more
refinement, luxury and efficiency.
The petrol-electric Hybrid version, for instance, covers over 15km on a
Brunei Times, 08:26 - Sharjah Transport provides sade shuttle services
Ahmed Shaaban / 27 May 2012
The Sharjah Transport, in response to the publics needs, is currently
working on a number of pioneering plans to boost public shuttle service in
the emirate.
Director General of Sharjah Transport, Abdullah Al Zari, in an exclusive
interview with Khaleej Times, said the corporation spares no effort in
attending to the needs of all segments of society.
Khaleej Times, 08:05 - As Apps Move Into Cars, So Do More Distractions
By JOHN R. QUAIN Published: May 25, 2012
THERE have been the sexy horsepower wars and dull best-in-class fuel-
efficiency battles.
New York Times, 07:10