Aston Martin DBS Touchtronic 2–A Bonding experience:
Unlike everyone else who’s ever written about an Aston Martin, we promise to get through this DBS review without mentioning James Bond.
Read moreUnlike everyone else who’s ever written about an Aston Martin, we promise to get through this DBS review without mentioning James Bond.
Read moreMetaldyne Corp. has bought back the bulk of $392.2 million in outstanding bonds, staving off bankruptcy.
Read moreArena Motorsport to race Focus ST’s in 2009 series
Read moreThe Spanish government is to unveil an economic stimulus package aimed at tackling rising unemployment in the country. The plans of Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero are likely to include measures to support the country’s struggling auto industry.
Read moreBMW and Vattenfall Europe are to launch a test project for 50 electric cars in Berlin next year.
Read moreCrazy shape helps Weber Faster One achieve maximum downforce.
Read moreLancia debuted at NEC Classic Car Show – but its launch has been put back.
Read moreWembley showdown pits new F1 title holder Hamilton against Olympic hero Hoy.
Read moreGeneral Motors’ purchasing chief says his supplier ranks are not demanding shorter payment terms or cash on delivery, despite the automaker’s shaky finances.
Read moreThe Federal Reserve, in another massive life-support intervention for the U.S.
Read moreGM Daewoo is to close its main plant for a month from the beginning of December due to slowing sales, it was reported today. The shutdown will be the first since GM took over the company in 2002.
Read moreEuropean Union governments are making some progress towards a deal on implementing EU-wide CO2 emissions limits.
Read moreThis year’s barrage of year-end auto clearance sale ads will be a little kinder and gentler. With Subaru’s )x(“”,Share the Love push, consumers who buy or lease a new Subaru from this week through Jan.
Read moreFord of Europe’s Joe Greenwell has been named as the next president of the UK’s Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) with effect from 1 January 2009.
Read moreSkoda is expecting to sell 690,000 cars this year, up from 630,000 last year.
Read moreHyundai Motor is to target China and other emerging markets in order to work through the economic downturn, a company executive has said.
Read moreMicrosoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates has raised his passive stake in AutoNation Inc., the largest U.S. auto dealership group, to 10 percent. Gates, who previously reported a 5.
Read moreEU governments remain divided on key elements of a plan to reduce CO2 emissions from Europe’s new-car fleet.
Read moreVolkswagen is the latest vehicle manufacturer to have to take an extended break over the Christmas holiday period.
Read moreJ.P. Morgan Securities widened its 2009 loss estimates for General Motors on lower international earnings and likely higher interest costs from government debt. J.P. Morgan forecasts a loss of $25.
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