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"Battery Cable, Seatbelt Problems Cause Chrysler Recall    Chrysler is recalling at least 20,000 , Dodge Magnum, and Jeep Liberty vehicles because the company wants to inspect and possibly repair battery cable connections.   In all, the recall involves 20,060 vehicles, of which 12,211 may require tightening of safety belt attachments. Another 12 vehicles may require repair of their child seat anchors.   Chrysler said some of the models may have one or more defects and some may have none. The company said it will begin notifying customers about the recalls next week.   Toyota Posts 2005 Camry Prices   Toyota announced manufacturer&amp;#039;s suggested retail prices (MSRP) for the 2005 , which is on sale now.   Camry changes for the 2005 model year include a restyled front fascia, grille, headlamps and rear taillamps. In addition to these styling changes, the Standard and LE grades receive new wheel cover designs. The SE model receives a new grille, with 17-inch alloy wheels now standard on SE V-6 models, the company said in a news release.   Anti-lock Brakes (ABS) are now standard on all 2005 Camry sedans. Automatic transmissions on the four-cylinder models have been upgraded to a five-speed electronically controlled transmission.   Camry prices increase $100 on four-cylinder LE, SE and XLE models. Standard grade and the premium XLE V-6 pricing remains unchanged, while V-6 LE and SE models receive a price increase of $120 and $310, respectively.      Grade     Engine     Transmission     Base MSRP     Change       Standard     Four-cylinder (2.4L)     5-speed manual     $18,045     0.0%       Standard     Four-cylinder (2.4L)     5ECTi     $18,875     0.0%       LE     Four-cylinder (2.4L)     5-speed manual     $19,145     0.5%       LE     Four-cylinder (2.4L)     5ECTi     $19,975     0.5%       SE     Four-cylinder (2.4L)     5-speed manual     $19,975     0.5%       SE     Four-cylinder (2.4L)     5ECTi     $20,805     0.5%           XLE     Four-cylinder (2.4L)     5ECTi     $22,395     0.4%       LE     V-6 (3.0L)     5ECTi     $22,380     0.5%       SE     V-6 (3.3L)     5ECTi     $23,625     1.3%       XLE     V-6 (3.0L)     5ECTi     $25,405     0.0%      SOURCE: Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.    Analysts Predict Increased Incentives   Automakers are expected to increase cash-back and financing offers to clear out inventories, The Associated Press reported, citing industry analysts.   U.S. auto sales plunged to a near-six-year low in June \u2014 to a seasonally adjusted annual selling rate of 15.4 million units, the lowest since August 1998 \u2014 and General Motors and Ford both posted double-digit losses from a year ago. As a result, analysts predict higher incentives and possibly production cuts to help move inflated inventories.   Consumers already can get $4,000 or more in cash rebates on some models, the story said.   However, GM and Ford are hopeful new vehicle launches scheduled in the second half of the year will spur business.   Ford&amp;#039;s new models will include the Five-Hundred sedan and redesigned Mustang. GM will add the Chevy Cobalt, a replacement for the high-volume Cavalier, and the Pontiac G6, which replaces the Grand Am.   Meanwhile, one analyst said Big Three dealer stock levels grew by nearly 100,000 units in June to about 2.9 million units, which is roughly 400,000 above normal for this time of the year.   The Big Three&amp;#039;s traditional two-week summer shutdown, which begins this week, should help lower the levels. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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