AIADA - Publications - FirstUP November 9, 2000 -
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Priceline spokesman Brian Elk said the company remains committed to its auto business."We're selling cars today, and we're proving every day that consumers are willing to buy cars online," he said."We believe that Priceline remains hands down the best way to buy a car."http://www.auto.com/reuters1.htm
emClosing Stock Prices - Nov. 8, 2000: DOW JONES: 10,907.00, -45.10; NASDAQ: 3,231.70, -184.09; S&P 500: 1,409.28, -22.59.Public Dealer Groups: AutoNation, Inc. (NYSE: AN) $6.94, unchanged; Budget Group, Inc. (NYSE: BD) $2.25 -0.25; Capital Automotive (Nasdaq: CARS) $13.00, -0.31; Fidelity Holdings (Nasdaq: FDHG) $0.63, -0.03; Group 1 Automotive, Inc. (NYSE: GPI) $9.37, unchanged; Hometown Auto (Nasdaq: HCAR) $1.38, -0.03; CarMax Group (NYSE: KMX) $4.25, -0.25; Lithia Motors, Inc. (NYSE: LAD) $12.31, +0.06; Rush Enterprises (Nasdaq: RUSH) $4.38, -0.25; Sonic Automotive, Inc. (NYSE: SAH) $8.19, -0.56; Smart Choice Automotive (OTC Bulletin Board: SCHA.OB) $1.28, unchanged; UnitedAuto Group (NYSE: UAG) $7.69, -0.19; Ugly Duckling Corp. (Nasdaq: UGLY) $5.63, +0.13.Check out Yahoo Finance at http://finance.yahoo.com/ for the latest stock updates.