• NADA: CFPB’s Actions Detrimental to Consumers (F&I Magazine) 


• Fiat Says It Has Enough Cash to Buy Remainder of Chrysler (Bloomberg)


• Gap Between Europe's Auto Makers Widens (The Wall Street Journal)

• Tesla Takes on Texas Auto Franchise Laws (Austin American-Statesman)


• Toyota Denies Report that Ford Focus Topped 2012 Sales (Reuters)


• Stop Daydreaming and Focus on Driving! (NBC)

KEY ISSUES

NADA IN THE NEWS

• Five Things to Watch in Today's Auto Sales: Will Looming Government Cuts Stall the Market? (AL.com)


• Why Obama's Pick for EPA Should Not Be Confirmed (Fox News)


• U.S. Auto Sales Seen as Best Since 2007 on Low Financing (BusinessWeek)


• Dealers Urged to Replace Loan Reserve Profit (Automotive News)


• Why the Auto Industry Isn't Scared of the 'Sequestration' Crisis (Automotive News)

• Toyota's Carter: Industry's Dubious Claims Hurt Consumer Trust (Automotive News) 


• Robust Auto Industry Sales Predicted for U.S. (Detroit Free Press)


• Ford CEO Says He’s Concerned About Effect of Weakening Yen (Bloomberg)

• New York Auto Show Aims To Turbocharge Rising Car Sales (CBS Detroit)


• Consumers are Buying More Cars Despite Economic Clouds (Wall Street Journal)


• Market Remains Tepid, but Many New EVs Are on the Way (Automotive News)