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Feb
9th

New Dacia aims to tease

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Teaser pictures show new Dacia’s dramatic profile and short overhangs, as well as its narrow lights and purposeful grille. Styling to be loosely based on original design study. Full story...
Feb
9th

Rolls to resurrect Silver Ghost

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Could Rolls be set to revive classic name? Full story...
Feb
9th

UK: SsangYong distributor stresses ‘business as usual’

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Ssangyong's UK dustributor, Koelliker UK, has stressed that it is business as usual following the decision last week by a court in Korea to grant Ssangyong 'court receivership' status. Full story...
Feb
9th

INDIA: Parts maker offers voluntary retirement

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An Indian auto parts maker is offering a voluntary retirement scheme. Full story...
Feb
9th

GERMANY: Schaeffler offers stake sale to prevent split

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The family behind German bearings maker Schaeffler Group hopes to sell a stake to reduce the debt incurred buying Continental and prevent a "senseless" break-up. Full story...
Feb
9th

Nissan to slash jobs, production after forecasting $2.9 billion loss:

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Reversing his profit forecast to a loss, Nissan Motor Co. CEO Carlos Ghosn entered crisis mode on Monday. Full story...
Feb
9th

Mini electric test delayed by surge of applicants:

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Mini USA is taking longer than expected to select 450 lessees for its electric car because of the deluge of about 1,800 applicants. Full story...
Feb
9th

RUSSIA: AvtoVAZ restarts production – report

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Production at Russian carmaker AvtoVAZ has resumed, local media reports said today, following a suspension caused by a row with suppliers. Full story...
Feb
9th

First Drive: 2009 Aston Martin DBS

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First Drive: 2009 Aston Martin DBS
2009 Aston Martin DBS - Aston Martin Sport Coupe First Drive Review - Automobile Magazine
Joe Lorio gets behind the wheel of a 2009 Aston Martin DBS. Don't worry, he treats it better than James Bond.

As this is written, the latest James Bond flick, Quantum of Solace, is exploding across movie screens, and once again Daniel Craig's Agent 007 is at the wheel of an Aston Martin DBS. Unfortunately, the car doesn't fare much better than the DBS in 2006's Casino Royale, which 007 managed to total after just a brief spin. (One wonders how much Aston Martin paid for this privilege, and whether the brand's marketers read the scripts.)


Photo Gallery: 2009 Aston Martin DBS - Aston Martin Sport Coupe First Drive Review - Automobile Magazine


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Feb
9th

Rolls-Royce will aim “baby” sedan at young buyers

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Rolls-Royce will display a concept car smaller than its Phantom sedan at the Geneva auto show in March. The concept will preview a "baby" Rolls-Royce sedan due to go on sale in the first quarter of 2010. Full story...
Feb
9th

US: Automakers face bankruptcy so loans repaid

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The US government may force General Motors and Chrysler into bankruptcy to assure repayment of US$17.4bn in federal bailout loans, a report said on Monday, adding that automakers claim such action would destroy them. Full story...
Feb
9th

Detroit auto show buzz may bring life to Kia Soul’ster:

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The Kia Soul'ster, considered as purely a concept vehicle for last month's Detroit auto show, now is a candidate for production. Full story...
Feb
9th

GM’s Lutz to retire at end of year

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Industry legend Bob Lutz, General Motors' head of product development, will retire from the company at the end of the year. Full story...
Feb
9th

US: Delphi eyes taking back Delphi parts – reports

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General Motors is in discussions to take back large parts of Delphi, its one-time in-house parts supplier spun off a decade ago, reports have said. Full story...
Feb
9th

GM to go head-to-head with VW in battle for China’s inland markets

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General Motors is preparing to produce a second passenger car at its joint venture with Wuling, China, industry sources say. Full story...
Feb
9th

GM’s Bob Lutz is retiring at year-end

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General Motors product czar and often colorful spokesman, Bob Lutz, will retire at the end of this year. Lutz, 76, is currently GM's vice chairman of global product development. Full story...
Feb
9th

Bob Lutz, hired to lead GM product revival, is retiring

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Bob Lutz, the former Chrysler Corp. president who was hired at age 69 to lead a product renaissance at General Motors, is retiring at the end of the year. Full story...
Feb
9th

Bob Lutz to step down as product chief at General Motors:

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Bob Lutz, the charismatic industry veteran General Motors hired in 2001 to lead an overhaul of its product lineup, is stepping down as GM’s vice chairman and global product guru and will retire at the end of this year. Full story...
Feb
9th

INTERVIEW: BMW’s sales chief puts faith in stimulus package

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As the world's automotive industry braces for a tough year, BMW's sales and marketing chief Ian Robertson tells Dave Leggett that he believes BMW is well placed to meet the challenges ahead. Moreover, he's also expecting to see improvement for the whole industry in the second half of this year and is convinced that recovery is coming on the back of government stimulus packages. Full story...
Feb
9th

INTERVIEW: BMW’s sales chief puts faith in stimulus packages

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As the world's automotive industry braces for a tough year, BMW's sales and marketing chief Ian Robertson tells Dave Leggett that he believes BMW is well placed to meet the challenges ahead. Moreover, he's also expecting to see improvement for the whole industry in the second half of this year and is convinced that recovery is coming on the back of government stimulus packages. Full story...
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