Beijing Auto Show Signals Road to Recovery

Auto brand news from the 2010 Beijing Auto Show and beyond:

Carmakers' "unsustainable" growth in China risks overcapacity.

China's super-rich are driving a luxury car sales boom.

Chery, China's #1 car, eyes expansion with soccer pitchman (video, above).

China's Geely denies copying Rolls-Royce.

Fiat's new designs should surprise.

Ford, where profits are up, is ready to launch new Fiesta.

Hertz agreed to buy Dollar Thrifty rival for $1.12 billion.

Holden unveils electric concept car.

Mercedes-Benz G-Class is coming back to the UK.

MG Zero revived by Chinese manufacturer.

Nissan shifts marketing budget to experiential projects.

Porsche recalls 2010 Panamera.

Rolls-Royce global sales increased 60 percent thanks to demand in China.

Spyker, the Dutch luxury sports automaker, looks to China.

Toyota recalls Corolla in Brazil; targets China for plug-in Prius tests; and, with global output up, may even post a profit.

And a new poll shows Americans think better cars are built in (drum roll, please...) the U.S.