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Carmakers' slowdown takes the shine off auto shows (Los Angeles Times)
GM scraps model debuts at next week's Los Angeles Auto Show as the industry cuts expenses. Facing their worst sales in decades, carmakers are cutting spending on auto shows, the industry's traditional customer-courtship event.

Carmakers scale back on auto shows (The Tennessean)
Facing their worst sales in decades, carmakers are cutting spending on auto shows, the industry's traditional customer-courtship event.

Life is a journey: not a destination (Welland Tribune)
Join Garry Sowerby, a four-time Guinness World Record holder for long-distance driving, on his tales of motoring mania. Follow his accounts of 30 years of [...]

Subaru Dealers Giving Away an Impreza WRX in Rock Band 2 Battle of the Bands (Edmunds.com)
CHERRY HILL, New Jersey — Subaru of America has launched a dealership contest in the western United States that is a video-game version of Battle of the Bands.

'Arab Labor' captures humor within Israeli conflict (The Bryan-College Station Eagle)
Amjad, a Palestinian journalist and Israeli citizen, is tired of getting stopped at the checkpoints every day on his way to work in Jerusalem.Why is he always i ...

‘Arab Labor’ comes to U.S. (Johnson City Press)
Amjad, a Palestinian journalist and Israeli citizen, is tired of getting stopped at the checkpoints every day on his way to work in Jerusalem. Why is he always identified as an Arab and his car always searched?

MINNESOTA POLITICS: Leaders ponder Northwest-Delta merger (Grand Forks Herald)
ST. PAUL - Minnesota political leaders continue to wonder how Delta Air Lines' takeover of Northwest Airlines will affect the state. Advertisement: GRAND FORKS SUBARU / KIA Check Our Inventory Online!

Toyota, Asian Brands Add Share as U.S. Slump Drags On (Update1) (Bloomberg)
Nov. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. , Japan's two biggest carmakers, posted October U.S. sales declines of more than 20 percent while still gaining market share because of the industry's 32 percent plunge.