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Marc Carter is the Editor-in-Chief and founder of The Torque Report.

Knight Rider is Officially Dead…Finally!

It's official NBC has canceled the unloved remake of the Knight Rider series. NBC unveiled its list of shows this fall and the show with horrible acting was missing from the roster. Knight Rider joins “Lipstick Jungle,” “Kath & Kim,” “Kings,” “My Own Worst Enemy” and “Crusoe” as the shows that are gone forever from NBCs lineup. Full Story: LA Times

Chrysler's Bankruptcy to Delay Some 2010 and 2011 Models

Last week Chrysler officially declared Chapter 11 and now more details are surfacing about what the future holds for the automaker. Chrysler’s manufacturing chief Frank Ewasyshyn recently stated in court that the bankruptcy and plant shutdowns are going to delay the introduction of the 2010 models and that some 2011 models may also be delayed. Once Chrysler starts producing vehicles...

Chrysler/ Fiat Partnership: Which Cars are We Likely to Get in the US and Which Ones Will be Gone?

Now that Chrysler and Fiat have managed to come to an agreement and Chrysler has officially entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy, what is next? Industry analysts predict that by 2011 a Fiat-run Chrysler will look very different in the US. Many of Chrysler's under performing models will likely be nixed and replaced by Fiat sourced models and some will not...

All Eyes on GM Following Chrysler's Bankruptcy…Will GM be Next?

Following the announcement of Chrysler's bankruptcy yesterday, attention is now focusing on what will happen to GM at the end of this month. GM has a deadline of June 1st to convince 90 percent of its bondholders to swap $27 billion in debt for a 10 percent stake in the company. If the United Auto Workers and bondholders cannot agree...

Chrysler's Nardelli to Walk Away with Nothing

Part of yesterday's announcement that Chrysler is going to enter Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings is that Chrysler’s chairman and chief executive, Bob Nardelli will step down once the restructuring process is complete. When Nardelli leaves Chrysler, he will leave with nothing. Meaning he will not get a hefty severance package. I’ll pick up my pencil and walk out the door”,...

Now That Pontiac is Dead…Will Pontiacs Become a Collectors Item?

The news that GM has killed Pontiac may make some of you want to rush out and buy a G8 or Solstice in the hope that it may one day become a collectors item, but you may want to rethink that. According to General Manager Rob Huting of AutoTrader Classic, the current Pontiacs are unlikely to become significant to collectors....

Audi R8 Convertible Confirmed for 2011

Audi insiders have confirmed that the automaker is working on a convertible version of the R8 supercar that will be released in 2011. The details are scarce, but the R8 convertible is expected to have a full length convertible roof that will likely be a made of fabric since the R8's mid-engine layout leaves no room for a retractable hardtop....

Chrysler Files for Chapter 11, but Comes to an Agreement with Fiat

President Obama has officially announced that Chrysler will enter into Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings and on a more positive note the automaker has finally reached an agreement with Fiat and will enter into a partnership. The Chrysler and Fiat partnership will provide each automaker with access to additional markets. Additionally Fiat powertrains and technology will be produced at Chrysler...

2010 Subaru Outback Starts at $22,995

Subaru has announced the pricing for the 2010 Subaru Outback. The 2010 Subaru Outback 2.5i starts at $22,995, which is the same price as the outgoing model plus destination charges. Just like the equally new Legacy, the new Outback is roomier with seven percent more interior volume. Rear legroom increases almost four inches and total cargo capacity is now 71.3...

2010 Subaru Legacy Starts at $19,995

Subaru has announced the pricing for the all-new 2010 Subaru Legacy. The 2010 Subaru Legacy 2.5i equipped with the 6-speed manual starts at $19,995 plus a destination charge of $695, which according to Subaru is $800 less than the last year's model. The new Legacy is larger than the outgoing model with a longer wheelbase that adds an extra four inches...

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