Autos: World's Top Luxury Cars

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FORBES.COM AUTOS NEWSLETTER OCTOBER 27, 2009
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. Cisco's Threat From China Since the dot-com bust 3Com has been taking Chinese lessons. Four Styles of Leadership There is no single leadership secret; there are many. Ford's A Buy Buy Ford because it's cheap and has staved off bankruptcy. Look for companies that have found niches overseas as well. In Depth: 2010's Hottest Hatchbacks These rally cars and posh sedans offer the power of a sports car with the space of a wagon. 2010's Hottest Hatchbacks These rally cars and posh sedans offer the power of a sports car with the space of a wagon. AIG's Pay Fiasco The insurer's executive compensation controversy is far from over. Can Detroit Save The Pickup? Sales of pickup trucks are down severely. Reviving them could be key to U.S. automakers' survival. Ford Taps Web-Savvy Hipsters To Hype Fiesta Car maker wants buzz and marketing insights from drivers who also blog, Tweet and shoot video. Must-Read Auto Blogs There's a cars Web site that caters to you, no matter how far from mainstream your tastes may run. In Search Of Cheap Wheels Some Asian countries and companies -- not American workers -- stand to benefit from the new tariff on Chinese tires. Asia Stocks Fall On U.S. Jobs Data Skeptical that consumer demand will prove sustainable, investors sent shares lower. Hyundai Bucks The Trend Even as American auto sales lag, the Korean carmaker stays competitive.	ADVERTISEMENT
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