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• Fiat in talks on possible capital increase: source
• Honda to recall 871,000 vehicles for roll-away issue
• Coolant safety row puts the heat on Europe's carmakers
• Fisker won't restart production until A123 sale clears
• Ukraine's tariffs move meets opposition at WTO
• GM to unveil new pickup even as it boosts deals on current model
• Fiat to invest $1.6 billion in new Maserati models
• Honeywell forecasts 2013 profit below estimates
• Japan's Renesas secures $1.8 billion government-led bailout
• Car sales plunge, highlighting shrinking French economy
• Ingersoll-Rand to spin off security business: sources
• Toyota to delay launch of new China output line: media
• Fiat Poland to slash workforce as slack demand bites
• Ford recalls 2013 Fusion in U.S. market again
• Investindustrial confirms Aston Martin stake buy
• Ford hybrids fall short of fuel claims-Consumer Reports
• Honda says it is reviewing its U.S. marketing
• Trade prevents a deeper euro zone downturn
• Nissan to recall nearly 500,000 March cars in Japan
• Analysis: Ford readies to revamp Lincoln yet again to save brand
• EADS shareholders reach outlines of deal: sources
• German carmakers brace for sales decline in 2013
• Ford seeking remedy for Escape, Fusion engine fire risk
• Toyota Motor U.S. sales up 17 percent at 161,695 vehicles
• Several automakers post strong new-car sales
• Chrysler, Hyundai U.S. auto sales rise in November
• French auto market faces worst year since 1997: CCFA
• Chinese bid for A123 may raise security risks: Senators
• Toyota offers retirement incentives to 2,000 U.S. employees
• Revived Chrysler rewards hourly workers with early bonus
• Auto industry frets about more fuel mileage fiascos like Hyundai's
• Fisker idles Karma production while waiting for A123 auction
• Sprint unveils in-car communications system for automakers
• Business leader denounces "scandalous" French plan for ArcelorMittal site

• SolarCity shares soar 47 percent in market debut
• Italy PM Monti offers car makers sympathy but no aid
• Daimler names new board member for China to boost sales
• Peugeot plans to eliminate 1,500 more French jobs by 2014: union
• A123 creditors back sale to Chinese company
• Ford blames software glitch for Fusion, Escape recall
• Honeywell sees slow 2013, to buy Intermec for $600 million
• Opel sees no alternative to closing Bochum plant
• Opel unions still pushing to save Bochum plant
• Obama heads to Michigan auto plant pressing case on fiscal cliff
• A123 confirms Wanxiang wins bid for bankrupt battery maker
• SEC wrestles with Internet age in Netflix case
• Fisker hired Evercore to seek partners, rules out sale
• Long road to recovery for Toyota's Chinese sales: report
• Toyota sees Japan sales dropping 20 percent in 2013: media
• Ford hybrids fall short of fuel economy claims: Consumer Reports
• BMW recalls utility vehicles for steering issue
• Daimler raises $2.2 billion from EADS stake sale
• U.S. carmakers not worried - yet - about oversupply
• Chrysler begins charitable foundation honoring Marchionne
• China shares have best day in three months, Hong Kong hits highest since Aug 2011
• MAN curbs production of trucks from January: paper
• Supreme Court lets GM workers pursue case against State Street
• Nissan's November U.S. sales up 13 percent
• French car market set for worst year since 1997
• Hyundai U.S. auto sales in November up 8 percent
• Toyota China sales tumble again in Nov, though pace eases: executive
• KAR Auction owners to sell up to $200 million in shares
• Senator presses Hyundai, Kia on compensation plans
• Amsterdam auto show canceled due to economic crisis
• Porsche argues New York is not the forum for suit by hedge funds
• Honda tries to regain its stride with upgraded Civic
• Business leader denounces French plan for ArcelorMittal site

• Honda to recall 871,000 vehicles for roll-away problem
• BMW to collaborate with Boeing on carbon fiber
• SolarCity postpones IPO as solar sector struggles
• Brazil's retail queen sees a Christmas recovery
• "Fiscal cliff" outcome still uncertain; talks continue
• Opel sees no alternative to closing Bochum
• Opel plant closure deals setback to labor talks
• Ingersoll-Rand to spin off security division
• German government regrets Opel decision on Bochum closing
• Renesas to receive $1.8 billion in government-backed bailout
• China's Wanxiang wins auction for U.S. government-backed A123
• Mercedes-Benz eyes big score with new car ad in Super Bowl 2013
• Fiat Poland to cut a third of workforce
• Time not on Fiat's side in billion dollar Chrysler deal
• Ford hybrids fall short of fuel claims: Consumer Reports
• A123 auction to kick off with at least four bids
• EADS shares soar as Daimler nets $2 billion from stake sale
• EADS EGM scheduled for first quarter: source
• GM China chief hints at GM joining forces with China's SAIC in SE Asia
• U.S. sales drive Mercedes record November sales month
• British industry hurt by costs, "dying" supply chain: Ratan Tata
• Auto sales race to five-year high for November
• Pace of November auto sales races to near five-year high
• Ford Motor says November auto industry sales up about 10 percent
• Ford launches TV, print ad blitz to revive Lincoln sales
• EADS confirms shareholder structure talks
• Toyota China sales tumble again in Nov, though pace eases - exec
• Ford recalls some Escape, Fusion models on engine overheating risk
• Electronic braking system in vehicles saves thousands: U.S. study
• Ford, Mazda, Changan get final OK from China to split venture
• GM seeks to build excitement for Chevy brand with SS sedan
• Ford aims for record 11 percent share of electric vehicle market
• Peugeot and Renault factories in France hit by strikes