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The auto industry could lead an economic recovery in the United States, according to a recent survey by audit, tax and advisory firm, KPMG.

Since when did it become so difficult to buy a car? Where did all of these options come from - and what exactly do they mean?

Most cars and trucks get recalled at some point their lives. So don't be surprised if a letter arrives telling you to bring in your vehicle for repairs. Recalls address safety problem, even if they are minor.

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Get ready for pain at the pump, and a possible economic curve ball.

While most carmakers are enjoying gains from last year's dismal sales levels, the bounce is not universal. Some models are just languishing on dealer lots, victims of outdated designs, lack of marketing support and intense competition.

General Motors and Chrysler, two companies that nearly died last year before getting government bailouts, showed further signs of recovery Tuesday as each announced plans to hire 1,000 engineers and researchers.

Hmm, what do you think about this? It seems like GM is continuing to cut well known brands to keep costs down and the bottom line up, which we totally understand. But is cutting so much a bad thing rather than good? Or despite what GM says, is this really just a name change? Read the full story.