Pursuing the concept of "harmony with people" Honda has developed a new personal mobility technology and unveiled U3-X, a compact experimental device that fits comfortably between the rider's legs, to provide free movement in all directions just as in human walking - forward, backward, side-to-side, and diagonally.
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Here's a good example of a successful model re-introduction. Chevrolet brought the Malibu back from the grave in 1997. Shortly after, it started gaining popularity with customers and press alike. Plenty of awards followed. The 'fifth generation' Malibu (or first-generation modern Malibu) was sold until 2003-- when the Opel-based 2004 Malibu hit the road.
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Rolf, Russia's largest foreign car dealer, has sold 40 percent of its Mitsubishi car distribution business to Mitsubishi Corporation.
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US Deputy Secretary of State James Steinberg has said that the US and China do not want a dispute over tyres to spark a broader trade war.
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Italy's new car market is set to post a modest gain in September according to industry sources.
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It looks like big changes ahead for Tata Motors-owned Jaguar Land Rover (JLR).
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Latest turbo-charged V8 flagship caught testing undisguised.

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The Korea Development Bank (KDB) and General Motors expect to complete negotiations over whether to provide a new emergency loan for GM's struggling Korean unit in mid-October when the automaker's CEO Fritz Henderson is scheduled to visit Korea, industry sources have said.
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Six hundred workers at the Opel plant at Figueruelas near Zaragoza in Spain will be laid off temporarily in November because of a fall in demand, General Motors Europe said on Friday.
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Consultants at Deloitte have called for an extension to the UK's scrappage incentive and warned that the scheme could end next week as the existing funding budget is exhausted.
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September's US new vehicle sales (including fleet sales) are projected by Edmunds to reach 742,000 units, a 22.9% decrease on the same month last year.
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Ford plans to sell Volvo Cars are progressing, CEO Alan Mulally said on Friday on the sidelines of a car plant ground-breaking event in China.
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The German government has defended controversial state aid to car maker Opel after a series of complaints from other EU administrations, saying Germany would bear the brunt of European job losses.
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General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson thinks the US new car market will see a modest recovery in 2010 with sales of 11.5m to 12m vehicles.
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Chrysler Group is about to re-employ an unspecified number of salaried workers and ask current workers to put in overtime to get new models on sale by mid-2011, sources told a US newspaper.
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Evidence of the fragile state of Eastern Europe's road freight transportation sector has been provided by analysis of trailer demand carried out by UK-based consulting firm, CLEAR.
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Troubled AvtoVAZ expects to post a net loss of 35 billion roubles in 2009.
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UK car production fell 31.5% in August from year-ago levels, SMMT data showed.
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