F1: Indian driver within five years – Vijay Mallya
Installing an Indian driver at the wheel of one of Force India’s formula one cars is in the team’s five year plan.
Read moreInstalling an Indian driver at the wheel of one of Force India’s formula one cars is in the team’s five year plan.
Read moreSince Honda decided a few years back that their mid-size Accord in North America should be different (read: bigger) than the one sold in the rest of the world, its rivals don’t have much choice but to follow the same path.
Read morePresident-elect Barack Obama backs congressional demands that U.S. automakers provide a game plan for long-term survival before lawmakers approve a taxpayer funded bailout, a senior adviser said today.
Read moreWhile many fans can’t wait for the return of the NASCAR Sprint Cup in February 2009, things are shaping up for next season. Unfortunately, though TV ratings have increased lately, many teams are still struggling to get full-time sponsorship, economy being as slow as it is in the Unites States.
Read moreBMW’s 7-Series was always more about satisfying the senses than electrifying them. For 2009, the German premium car manufacturer has deployed some updates to give the rolling luxury flat an updated look and added features.
Read moreThe 37-year-old Scot’s fiancee Karen Minier, a Belgian who was formerly a F1 reporter for the French broadcaster TF1, gave birth to a healthy baby boy on Friday.
Read moreThe 37-year-old Scot’s fiancee Karen Minier, a Belgian who was formerly a F1 reporter for the French broadcaster TF1, gave birth to a healthy baby boy on Friday.
Read moreMark Webber will likely miss the winter testing period, but should be back in action when the formula one race action resumes in Melbourne for the start of the 2009 season.
Read moreWhile many fans can’t wait for the return of the NASCAR Sprint Cup in February 2009, things are shaping up for next season. Unfortunately, though TV ratings have increased lately, many teams are still struggling to get full-time sponsorship, economy being as slow as it is in the Unites States.
Read moreThe 37-year-old Scot’s fiancee Karen Minier, a Belgian who was formerly a F1 reporter for the French broadcaster TF1, gave birth to a healthy baby boy on Friday.
Read moreMark Webber will likely miss the winter testing period, but should be back in action when the formula one race action resumes in Melbourne for the start of the 2009 season.
Read moreBernie Ecclestone has confirmed reports that France is likely to be missing from at least the next two formula one calendars. Also, parts of the layout of Singapore’s formula one street circuit will be altered ahead of the 2009 race.
Read moreTrue innovations from the American automakers were few and far between at the Los Angeles Auto Show, but they did take the opportunity to demonstrate their know-how in terms of alternative powering methods.
Read moreAre we not worthy? Yet another manufacturer has announced the upcoming European introduction of a new diesel-powered model that will not be available to North Americans.
Read moreBMW’s 7-Series was always more about satisfying the senses than electrifying them. For 2009, the German premium car manufacturer has deployed some updates to give the rolling luxury flat an updated look and added features.
Read moreMinnesota auto dealer Denny Hecker, who sued Chrysler Financial after his credit line was cut off two weeks ago, closed six of his stores and sold three others, costing 400 employees their jobs.
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Read moreGeneral Motors directors are considering a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, the Wall Street Journal and Detroit television stations reported.
Read moreGeneral Motors directors are considering a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, the Wall Street Journal and Detroit television stations reported.
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