EUROPE: Western Europe car sales up 6.9% in May
Car sales in Western Europe grew by 6.9% in May, according to data released by JD Power Automotive Forecasting.
Read moreCar sales in Western Europe grew by 6.9% in May, according to data released by JD Power Automotive Forecasting.
Read moreIf you’re thinking of driving your car to the 300,000-mile mark, the maker of Quaker State oil will pay you as much as $3,000–as long as you use its oil.
Read moreMazda will build its next mid size car (CD) for the North American market at its Hofu Plant in Yamaguchi prefecture, Japan, in what it says are ongoing efforts to increase global manufacturing efficiencies.
Read moreAston Martin has confirmed that production of the four-door sports car Rapide will move to the company’s Gaydon headquarters in Warwickshire, UK, in the second half of 2012.
Read moreAston Martin said it will transfer production of its Rapide four-door model to the UK from Magna Steyr in Austria.
Read moreFord Motor Co. said growth in Asia and increasing demand for small cars will boost global sales 50 percent to 8 million vehicles annually by 2015 as the automaker switches gears from restructuring to expansion.
Read moreVolvo Group Korea is recalling 49 FH and FM truck models due to a problem in the steering system, the Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs said according to local reports.
Read moreNissan Motor Rus has restarted operations at its St Petersburg plant after a five-day break to account for supply changes following the Japanese earthquake, according to Prime-Tass News.
Read moreNissan and the Japan Automobile Federation (JAF) have begun a trial roadside service to recharge electric vehicle batteries according to Japanese agency Kyodo.
Read moreFord China sold 45,162 wholesale vehicles in May, a 14% increase from May 2010. For the first five months of the year, the automaker sold 230,068 wholesale units, a 15% increase from the same period a year ago.
Read moreGM Boss reveals plans to rival Citroen DS5 with large crossover based on the Insignia by 2015
Read moreReports from Russia indicate The Moscow Arbitration Court is requiring Taganrog Automobile Plant or TagAZ and vehicle manufacturer Russlegavto to repay around US$70m of money owed to State-controlled VTB Bank.
Read moreAll-new flagship luxury off-roader spied; loses weight but gains space
Read moreHyundai’s Czech car plant in Nosovice began construction on a second unit that will manufacture transmission units, a spokesman said.
Read moreSupercar giants join forces to develop storming new off-roader, next Porsche platforms to underpin both Lambo 4×4 and Estoque models
Read moreAt General Motors Co.’s first annual meeting since going public again, Dan Akerson talked up profits that old GM hadn’t seen in a decade. What he couldn’t do is take a victory lap.
Read moreFord to bring legendary muscle car to UK showrooms for first time, dealers already being briefed ahead of its arrival
Read moreMaruti Suzuki India’s strike at its Manesar plant in northern India is now estimated to have cost US$20m according to media reports.
Read moreRenaultsport teases fans with new video of fastest ever Megane.
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