Max Mosley on Friday suggested F1's new peace may a short-lived, with FOTA to possibly resurrect plans for a breakaway series.
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Forty-five years ago, Lee Iacocca unveiled the first "pony car" in history during a spectacular press conference held on the site of the 1964 New York World's Fair. And since this sports car was making its debut in the automotive world in the middle of the year, it was registered as a "1964 ½" edition.
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Valentino Rossi has indicated he might be willing to switch to formula one in 2011 if Ferrari will run a third car.
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The Tiburon was initially launched into a market full of sporty models like the Honda Civic SI-R, Toyota Celica, Ford Probe, Dodge Avenger and Nissan 240sx. Interestingly, its nameplate is about the only dedicated sport compact model to have survived the high insurance rates and fuel prices that killed off the vast majority of its competition. As the axe fell on the Tiburon's original ringmates, the Korean shark thrived.
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BP Ford Abu Dhabi team driver Mikko Hirvonen holds the lead of Rally Poland this evening after a day of furious competition on some of the fastest roads in the World Rally Championship.
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Jaguar and Land Rover have chosen GXS Managed Services to set up a portal for exchanging electronic data with their suppliers.
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The choice to produce General Motors' new small car at its plant in Orion Township, Mich., though political by nature, did not involve the presidential auto task force, GM North America President Troy Clarke said today.
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General Motors has not found a vehicle it could produce at a joint-venture factory it operates with Toyota Motor Corp. in California, a senior GM executive said today. Troy Clarke, GM's president of North American operations, said that the U.S.
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General Motors dealers and car-accident litigants would get continuing access to state courts if dozens of states can influence the Obama administration to amend its bankruptcy plan.
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One Porsche at this year's Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance will be making its second appearance. And it will be easy to find--it's the one that looks a bit used.
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Porsche Automobil Holding SE, the heavily indebted holding company that controls Volkswagen AG, said today it was close to reaching a deal with Qatar that could help solve its financial problems.
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Porsche SE, the heavily indebted holding company that controls Volkswagen AG, said today it was close to reaching a deal with Qatar that could help solve its financial problems.
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China's top economic planning agency is likely to reject Sichuan Tengzhong's bid to buy the Hummer brand from bankrupt General Motors, state radio reported on Thursday.
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SmartAuction, GMAC Financial Service's online remarketing channel for dealers, sold nearly 210,000 used cars and trucks through May. That reflects an annualized pace of 500,000 vehicle transactions, the company said today.
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Japan's Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd. said it plans to boost its capacity to make auto-use nickel-metal hydride batteries by 75 percent to 3.5 million cells a month by March 2010 to meet growing demand.
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In today's News Brake: Shelby upgrades the GT500 into a Super Snake; an unpampered Porsche 356 is bound for Pebble Beach; and Humpy Wheeler is checking out the show in the IRL ... But Wait, There's More!
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Rumours of a possible cooperation between Suzuki and Volkswagen drove the two carmakers' share prices sharply up on Friday.
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General Motors and Magna International Inc. hope to close the sale of a majority stake in GM's Opel by the middle of September, ahead of Germany's general elections, an Opel supervisory board member told Reuters today.
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Job cuts in the German auto industry may become inevitable this year if the steep slump in global demand for new trucks and cars continues at the current pace, auto association VDA said on Friday.
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