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WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Senate may vote today on competing plans to boost U.S. auto sales by paying owners to crush old, inefficient models.

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama announced a historic compromise on tough fuel economy rules among automakers, environmentalists and government agencies Tuesday, saying the standards were a "harbinger of a change" for Washington.

General Motors Corp and a top official at Chrysler owner Cerberus Capital Management urged President-elect Barack Obama and Congress to act immediately to support the U.S. auto industry and help the U.S. economy

WASHINGTON -- President-elect Barack Obama said Monday that Congress was correct to reject Detroit automakers' request for $25 billion in emergency loans, calling on the industry to justify its needs.

WASHINGTON — A largely scaled-down version of a cash-for-clunkers program that will allow people to get vouchers when they trade in older, lower-mileage vehicles for newer, better-mileage ones passed the House today as part of the supplemental appropriations bill to fund wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.