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“This week, every single car on the Hot Car Report risers list is a subcompact or compact car.  The vehicles on the decline are within the luxury segment,” said Akshay Anand, analyst for Kelley Blue Book Insights.  “The big reason luxury models are decreasing in shopper consideration may be attributed to gas prices. Gas prices are at the highest point they’ve been since the crisis in 2008, and consumers may be worried prices may continue to rise as we hit the summer months.  All of the risers this week are notably fuel sippers, as all have 30-40 mpg. It’s also great news for GM consumers continue to shop and buy across its lineup despite all the attention surrounding the manufacturer’s recalls.”

 

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Top News

 

GM, defying odds, gets retail lift from wave of recalls

 

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VW rejects comments by Daimler’s Bernhard of Paccar link

 

 

OEM/Vehicle News

 

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GM clarifies that Cadillac 2014 CTS sedan not part of Monday's recall

 

GM pitches Wi-Fi in 2015 cars

 

Jeep, Subaru, Rolls-Royce are auto sales winners: Mini, Volkswagen down

 

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Mazda to reveal new MX-5 Miata on September 3

 

Die is cast for Dodge centennial licensing program

 

 

Dealer/Industry News

 

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High demand reduces July summer shutdown for Detroit Three

 

Henry Nolte Jr., former chief counsel to 3 Ford CEOs, dies at 90

 

 

International Automotive News

 

Mazda sees Europe sales beating 2014 goal on sedan demand

 

The dream of exporting China-made cars to the United States

 

 

Ad/Marketing News

 

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