F1: More doubts over 2010 Brit GP switch
The question-marks about the 2010 British grand prix switch to Donington continue, with revelations of debts and a new lawsuit against circuit boss Simon Gillett.
Read moreThe question-marks about the 2010 British grand prix switch to Donington continue, with revelations of debts and a new lawsuit against circuit boss Simon Gillett.
Read moreMartin Truex (No 1 Chevy) ran the fastest speed at the Daytona International Speedway Sunday afternoon at 47.87 seconds with an average speed of 188.001 mph proving that the new Earnhardt-Ganassi Racing Team might be a force to reckon with this season.
Read moreThe question-marks about the 2010 British grand prix switch to Donington continue, with revelations of debts and a new lawsuit against circuit boss Simon Gillett.
Read moreTow the line with trailer overcoat
Read moreEasy does it with wipe-off wax.
Read moreDigital maps to get supermarket branding.
Read moreCould the Dodge Hornet be about to take flight again?
Read moreGeneral Motors is preparing to cut thousands more salaried jobs as part of a plan to show the government it can be a viable company, Bloomberg News reported. According to Bloomberg, GM might match the 5,000 white-collar jobs it cut last year.
Read moreThe nation’s automotive supply base will last only a few weeks unless the federal government provides “a significant amount of money,” says Ann Wilson, the suppliers’ top Washington lobbyist. Suppliers are talking with the U.S.
Read moreAutomotive supplier Fluid Routing Solutions Inc. today filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware.
Read moreSupplier Contech LLC has arranged $7.2 million in debtor-in-possession financing for its bankruptcy. Contech, which makes die-cast components, was the second major auto supplier to file for protection this year.
Read moreAutomakers boosted incentive spending by 12.5 percent in January in an effort to clear out old models, the auto information site Edmunds.com says. The average incentive per U.S. vehicle was $2,714, $301 more than at the start of 2008, Edmunds says.
Read moreSome well known names in auto retailing have surfaced on a newly published list of victims of alleged New York swindler Bernie Madoff. Among them, according to documents filed in the U.S.
Read moreThe Obama administration is talking with U.S auto industry about more help, but no decisions are expected until General Motors and Chrysler LLC submit turnaround plans to the government Feb. 17, a White House official said on Friday.
Read moreThe nation’s automotive supply base will last only a few weeks unless the federal government provides “a significant amount of money,” says Ann Wilson, the suppliers’ top Washington lobbyist. Suppliers are talking with the U.S.
Read moreThe Obama administration is talking with U.S auto industry about more help, but no decisions are expected until General Motors and Chrysler LLC submit turnaround plans to the government Feb. 17, a White House official said on Friday.
Read moreAfter the luxury SUV segment was sensationalized by the Americans, it wasn’t long before big, comfy and well-equipped SUV’s started popping up from other manufacturers all over the world. Japan’s strongest contender against the likes of the Lincoln Navigator, Cadillac Escalade and Land Rover range was arguably Lexus’s LX series.
Read moreMax Mosley has identified the culprit responsible for setting him up last year, the FIA president told reporters this week.
Read moreRestrictions against Nigel Stepney and Mike Coughlan have been lifted by F1’s governing body, the FIA.
Read moreAfter the luxury SUV segment was sensationalized by the Americans, it wasn’t long before big, comfy and well-equipped SUV’s started popping up from other manufacturers all over the world. Japan’s strongest contender against the likes of the Lincoln Navigator, Cadillac Escalade and Land Rover range was arguably Lexus’s LX series.
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