GLG News by Gold Mining Experts

The quality of the passenger carrying motor vehicles offered for sale in the USA has improving dramatically during the 30 years since the, predominantly transplanted Japanese, competition forced the industry to address value rather than size and performance as the key to marketing. In...

Toyota has had tow pleasant surprises in the competition to lead the OEM automotive industry into the era of green cars: 1.) It has had no competition while it has established its bestselling Prius hybrid, and 2.) Its largest current competitor is probably bankrupt allowing Toyota to expand the Prius...

Toyota will have a limited production plug-in hybrid on the road probably as much as a year before GM's Volt. Toyota is test marketing a concept, the limited range, in full electric operation, commuter car.   Toyota thinks that this is a niche market, and will approach it with a modified version...

It will only take one public lithium battery operating failure or, worse, one fire to wipe out all of the green goodwill so far generated by the hype machine on behalf of the plug-in hybrid idea.

GM is a zombie company; it is dead and being kept on life support by a reckless and feckless government.

qantas is in the difficult position of maintaining its current high yielding business and corporate market whilst developing a new low cost market, qantas is successfully developing a new low cost carrier in jetstar, qantas is in the unique position of being able to trial system improvements on the...

Last week I wrote here that the statements made by GM about the mode of operation of the shortly to be forthcoming Chevrolet Volt were nonsensical. GM said that the Volt would be an 'electric car,' but, based on the statements now made by GM spokesmen it could only be an electric car, which would have...

for the aluminium market to remain balanced over the coming few years would require world metal growth in the order 4% to 5%, thereafter for the aluminium market to remain balanced due to the reduced amount of announced increase in metal production necessitates a market growth of around 0.5%; ...

The management of GM, Ford, and Chrysler are individually and collectively the worst set of managers that any American owned and operated heavy industry has ever had. Until this group of managers is gone there is no hope for GM, Ford, or Chrysler. There is no value in lending or subsidizing this...

The Chevrolet Volt, if it is brought to market too early, will fail both in its intended use and in its operation.