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DETROIT - New models and Labor Day promotions didn't do much to fire Americans' appetites for new cars in September.
WASHINGTON - The Defense Department has unveiled a surprising new plan to start reining in its supersized budget: After nine years of unbridled war spending, the military will finally start bargain hunting.
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DETROIT - Auto sales, once a bright spot in the economic recovery, grew fainter last month.
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- General Motors to buy AmeriCredit Corp. for $3.5B
- Credit matters more when seeking best car deals
- Auto dealers, local banks avoid consumer oversight
- Tesla Motors shares drop below initial sale price
- Geely wins EU antitrust approval to buy Volvo Cars
- Ford says June sales fall 13 percent from May
- Stock and job woes take toll on Americans' mood
- US auto sales seen slowing with recovery in doubt
- Wabco raises yearly outlook as car sales rise
- GM looks to banks to finance more subprime buyers
- ALL BUSINESS: Unexpected costs of financial reform
- Textron buys unmanned vehicle maker MillenWorks
- GM says its new car and truck sales rose 17 pct
- Tesla expects to buy shuttered auto plant for $42M
- Senate: Exclude car dealers from consumer rules
- Fading of inflation helps buyers and borrowers
- Chrysler concerned about GM's financing plans
- Senate votes to rein in mortgage lenders
- Growth in China passenger car sales slows in April
- Highway safety agency wants more auto recall power
- Industry supports black box, brake override system
- GM hires marketing whiz who boosted Hyundai sales
- Car shoppers take a wait-and-see approach in April
- Car shoppers take wait-and-see approach in April
- Ford turns another profit but worries hurt shares
- AutoNation 1Q profit jumps as car buyers return
