Episode 672 - Saab Finds Temporary Funding, Nissan Aims for Toyota, New CAFE Proposal ~ Autoline Daily

Saab announced it will pay its employees this week, after getting an infusion of $18 million from a Chinese company that ordered 582 cars. Nissan just announced a new midterm business plan called "Power 88" to pull itself out of the sales doldrums. The Obama administration is proposing a new CAFE standard of 56.2 miles per gallon. All that and more, plus a look at how Mini is letting drivers connect to their cars via their iPhone.

Episode 672 - Saab Finds Temporary Funding, Nissan Aims for Toyota, New CAFE Proposal

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