If you read the news yesterday, you probably saw a recap of the day on Capitol Hill, with lots of attention given to the freshman Representatives. But journalists aren't the only ones keeping an eye on the 112th Congress; lobbyists and advocacy groups are watching, too, hoping that this will be their year to shine. Among them: supporters of the...
The Basics: Two years ago Hyundai started to make a move upmarket—way upmarket, actually, to take on the likes of the Infiniti M and Lexus GS sedans with the rear-wheel-drive Genesis. Above the front-wheel-drive Azera, but just below the all-new Equus flagship in the lineup, the Genesis takes a slightly more comfort-oriented angle than its...
Earlier today, Sergio Marchionne told reporters that he has no intention to merge the operations of Fiat and Chrysler. To some, that will signal trouble in paradise; others will see it as evidence of the CEO's caution and forethought as he retools a troubled company. We tend to side with the latter. Merging the two companies might seem like the...
If you read the news yesterday, you probably saw a recap of the day on Capitol Hill, with lots of attention given to the freshman Representatives. But journalists aren't the only ones keeping an eye on the 112th Congress; lobbyists and advocacy groups are watching, too, hoping that this will be their year to shine. Among them: supporters of the...
The Basics: Two years ago Hyundai started to make a move upmarket—way upmarket, actually, to take on the likes of the Infiniti M and Lexus GS sedans with the rear-wheel-drive Genesis. Above the front-wheel-drive Azera, but just below the all-new Equus flagship in the lineup, the Genesis takes a slightly more comfort-oriented angle than its...
Earlier today, Sergio Marchionne told reporters that he has no intention to merge the operations of Fiat and Chrysler. To some, that will signal trouble in paradise; others will see it as evidence of the CEO's caution and forethought as he retools a troubled company. We tend to side with the latter. Merging the two companies might seem like the...
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