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  • Bob Lutz nets $141,986 from stock sales, gas-prices keeping consumers from buying fuel-efficient cars

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    Bob Lutz nets $141,986 from selling GM shares: Earlier this month, Bob Lutz and some of his colleagues sold their GM shares. According to Reuters, Lutz paid a 10 percent penalty to sell his shares netting a total of $141,986 from the sale. - Reuters

    Analysts say that gas prices are the key to fuel-economy: As President Barack Obama introduces new fuel-economy rules, analysts are wondering if consumers will purchase more fuel-efficient vehicles if gas prices remain relatively low. The new fuel-economy regulations are expected to add $600 to the cost of vehicles and with gas prices still low, consumers may end up purchasing larger vehicles with low fuel-economy. - CNNMoney

    Senators ask U.S. government to force automakers to alter dealer closings: The U.S. Senate today is calling on Chrysler and Obama’s auto task force to change the terms dictated by automakers regarding dealer closings. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas, made a proposal to block federal aid for Chrysler and GM if they don’t warn dealers at least 60 days before shutting them down. - Detroit Free Press

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