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The Forte, which will effectively replace the Spectra (in both size and price), is due to go on sale in North America in the second quarter of 2009.
Hot on the heels of its launch of the squarish Soul, Kia has unveiled the 2010 Forte sedan at the 2009 Chicago Auto Show. The Forte, which will effectively replace the Spectra (in both size and price), is due to go on sale in North America in the second quarter of 2009.
Photo Gallery: 2010 Kia Forte - Kia Midsize Sedan First Look - Automobile Magazine
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Hyundai says it intends the R-Spec "to appeal to true enthusiasts who want a low starting price and the ability to tune their car to their own specifications."
One of the few bright spots in what has been a bleak, anxious period for the auto industry has been Hyundai. Last year, the Korean automaker made a clean break from its econocar roots with the Genesis, an honest-to-goodness luxury sedan that took home North American Car of the Year honors. More recently, it let journalists drive the Genesis Coupe, a sport compact-cum-pony car that might just crash the new Mustang and Camaro's coming out parties. The ink hasn't even dried yet on those driving impressions, but that's not stopping Hyundai from revealing its next moves, namely, a racing program and more importantly the Genesis Coupe R-Spec.
Photo Gallery: 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe R-Spec - 2009 Chicago Auto Show Coverage, New car Reviews, Concept Cars - Automobile Magazine
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When we saw Rhys Millen during a shakedown run of his Genesis coupe SEMA car last fall, he was without factory backing for the 2009 race season. Full story...
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U.S. auto industry sales have been running about the same in February as January, the worst month in 27 years, but signs of recent stability in retail sales have continued and remain encouraging, a Ford Motor Co. executive said today. Full story...
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If there were any doubts about the 2010 Genesis coupe being the new leader in performance value, Hyundai is erasing those with the introduction of the R-Spec trim. Full story...
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Ferrari achieved a 17.6% return on sales last year versus 15.9% in 2007. Trading profit rose 27% to EUR339m. Full story...
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SAIC, owner of bankrupt Ssangyong, says it will retain its interests in Ssangyong's assets, even though it has lost control of the company. Full story...
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Volkswagen-owned British luxury carmaker Bentley has followed up earlier production cuts by axing 220 jobs, or almost 6% of its British workforce, and temporarily cutting pay 10% for remaining staff. Full story...
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Volkswagen passenger car sales worldwide fell 14.1% year on year in January to 246,700 while group sales were off 21.3% to 382,000, the automaker said on Wednesday (11 February). Full story...
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At next month's Geneva motor show, Saab looks to provide a right-sized crossover with the introduction of the 2010 9-3X. Full story...
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PSA Peugeot Citroen parts arm Faurecia has sued Chrysler for US$110m, claiming the US automaker failed to pay engineering costs it owed when vehicle sales plunged. Full story...
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Mazda North American Operations is recalling 29,000 Mazda6 mid-sized cars built for the 2009 model year to fix a problem that can cause doors to open unexpectedly. Full story...
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France has been defending itself over the plan to lend almost EUR9bn to struggling domestic carmakers. Full story...
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Wolfgang Bernhard, who left DaimlerChrysler in 2004 just as he was about to become head of its Mercedes premium car division, will return to Daimler as head of its vans business. Full story...
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PARIS -- French supplier Faurecia has "excellent" relations with Chrysler and will continue working with the carmaker despite a $110 million breach of contract lawsuit Faurecia has filed in the United States, CEO Yann Delabriere said. Full story...
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French supplier Faurecia has "excellent" relations with Chrysler and will continue working with the carmaker despite a $110 million breach of contract lawsuit Faurecia has filed in the United States, CEO Yann Delabriere said. Full story...
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PSA Peugeot Citroen expects to axe 11,000 workers worldwide this year after reporting net losses of EUR343m ($US444m) for 2008. Full story...
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Autorickshaws in Gurgaon and Faridabad may soon be converted into battery-operated electric vehicles under a new state government scheme in Haryana. Full story...
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The Spanish government will spend EUR1.69m from a European Union (EU) European Globalisation adjustment Fund (EGF) on helping workers made redundant from just two auto components manufacturers, despite originally intending to spread the cash between 12 companies. Full story...