Autos: Spyker's New Supercar

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FORBES.COM AUTOS NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER 03, 2009
Spyker's New Supercar The club of ultra-exclusive sports cars is about to get a little more diverse. Trading Choppy After Ford Surprise Billion-dollar profit from the automaker and improved economic readings can't sustain Street. Ford Impresses With Q3 Profit This is a transcript of the Market Update: Midday Report. Ford Posts Surprise Profit Automaker continues to pull away from rivals GM and Chrysler. Ford Finds A Profit Cash For Clunkers helps automaker earn 26 cents a share. Investors eye manufacturing, housing reports Monday morning. Look Who's Been Lobbying The White House From labor leaders to titans of industry, President Obama has been a very busy host since taking office. The Top 10 The top 10 largest private companies in America. America's Largest Private Companies Some companies never need public capital. Some flip it on and off. GM's Lutz Lets Loose Automaker's sales czar pits his Cadillac against all comers in racing challenge and scores a marketing victory. The Trouble With China's Trade Retaliation Imposing tariffs on autos imported from the U.S. will be difficult. That's why the move is largely symbolic. Will the Entrepreneur Boom Miss the U.S.? Will entrepreneurship save us? Europe Struggles For Gains Deutsche Bank and Shell overshoot forecasts, but BASF disappoints. What You'll Drive In 2010 Despite the slow economy and even slower auto sales, a wide range of new cars is waiting on the other side of 2009. In Pictures: What You'll Drive In 2010 Despite the slow economy and even slower auto sales, a wide range of new cars is waiting on the other side of 2009. Obama's Pay Czar: Don't Give Me More Power Kenneth Feinberg tells lawmakers he's uncomfortable micromanaging more companies. And being managed, it seems. A Ferrari Like Porcelain To commemorate five years of business in China, the Italian sports car maker is auctioning off a vehicle designed with Beijing in mind. World's Top Luxury Cars Exclusivity, engineering and design make these six-figure vehicles special. Marketers Grapple With Brand-Bashing ''Badvocates'' GM, American Airlines and others try to win over critics on the Web. Show Stopper With little of its former dazzle, Tokyo's latest motor show provides a sober backdrop to the eco-ambitions of Japan's carmakers. Europe Down On Deutsche Bank Tepid earnings from the German bank and Peugeot drag leading shares lower. TARP's Hidden Costs Even if companies repay the government in full, a report says the bailout program will still inflict losses on the economy. Honda Mulls Factory Move A stronger yen makes it more profitable to make cars in the U.S. Cars With The Worst Fuel Economy These vehicles get the worst gas mileage in their segment. Asia Markets Lose Momentum At week's end, investor uncertainty trumps positive earnings from the U.S.	ADVERTISEMENT
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