Detroit: The shortage of a specialty pigment that gives cars a glittering shine has prompted automakers to temporarily restrict orders on vehicles in certain shades of black, red and other colors. Major automakers, including Chrysler Group LLC, Toyota Motor Co, General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co use the pigment, called Xirallic, produced at only one factory in the world - the Onahama plant near the Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear power station...
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Company blames decision on 'worsening economic climate'. ...03:01 PM, Nov 04, 2009
Company blames decision on 'worsening economic climate'. ...03:01 PM, Nov 04, 2009
The automaker expects to sell over 2,000 units of the SUV in 2009. ...02:43 AM, Aug 25, 2009
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Toyota is out to prove a tiny car can be top-notch. Take a look. ...02:59 AM, Oct 17, 2008
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