Ford set to launch seat belts that inflate during crashes. Rod Meloni reports. 

Time is up on the government’s Cash For Clunkers program. 

The Cash for Clunkers program is ending Monday night, even after an extra two billion dollars was awarded about two weeks ago.  More cars have been sold, but dealers are still waiting to see a financial reward on their end.

President Obama signed the “cash for clunkers” bill into law Wednesday. but here’s money expert Stacy Johnson’s take on the new law. As you’ll see, he thinks that for most people, this is a turn down a blind alley.

The “cash for clunkers” bill, which passed the House 298 to 119, would give consumers instant vouchers of up to $4,500 when they turn in older, gas guzzling vehicles and buy new, more fuel-efficient ones.

There are signs that car sales are bouncing back but not for new cars.

In response to a recent rash of entering autos by local young people, the Richmond Hill Police Department plans to more actively enforce the city’s curfew ordinance.

Shares will be used to pay health care obligations to retired autoworkers

On May 16th the Vaden Lowcountry in Beaufort is proudly unveiling the highly anticipated debut of the next generation 2010 Chevrolet Camaro.

General Motors Corp. says it will force 1,000 to 1,200 underperforming dealerships to close their doors as the automaker tries to thin dealer ranks to make the remaining outlets stronger.

The key phrase of the day for Bill Daniel with Vaden Automotive Group is “think positive” even though Monday started with bad news about General Motors.