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Sep
27th

COMMENT: The new small car axiom – less is more?

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Prospects for small cars have perhaps never been better. As the share of the global car market accounted for by emerging markets rises, so the share of small cars in the total will rise, too. Long-run trends in energy costs would also suggest that small or compact cars - broadly defined - have a bright future in mature car markets. Full story...
Sep
27th

PARIS/LA PREVIEW: Infiniti performance concept – EV in 2013

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Infiniti will unveil its Performance Line G convertible concept at this week's Paris show, featuring aerodynamic styling, an IPL-tuned V6, exhaust and suspension, 19-inch IPL aluminum-alloy wheels, three-piece retractable hardtop and a red leather interior. Full story...
Sep
27th

CHINA: Ford announces new engine factory

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The Changan Ford Mazda Automobile joint venture is to build a second engine plant in China. Full story...
Sep
27th

Lamborghini Gallardo Blancpain Edition

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Italian marque teams up with Swiss watchmakers to create most hardcore Gallardo yet.


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Sep
27th

Russian GAZ plans trucks JV with China’s FAW

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GAZ plans a joint venture with China's FAW Group to produce trucks in the Urals -- continuing a trend of the Russian automotive sector looking abroad for the know-how and technology to revitalize itself. Full story...
Sep
27th

Next Range Rover spied

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2012 debut for Range Rover’s new leaner, greener flagship SUV.


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Sep
27th

Valeo sees forecast-beating H2 revenue

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French car parts supplier Valeo said on Monday its second-half 2010 revenue would be significantly higher than forecast as the global car market steams ahead toward an expected annual rebound in production. Full story...
Sep
27th

SWEDEN: Saab not talking about BMW cooperation

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Saab is declining to comment on reports it will work with BMW on parts and technology. Full story...
Sep
27th

INDONESIA: Vehicle sales up 35% in August

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Vehicle sales in Indonesia rose 34.6% to 64,762 units in August, from 48,099 units a year earlier, according to industry association Gaikindo. Full story...
Sep
27th

JAPAN: Toyota to build hybrid in France

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Toyota Motor Manufacturing France (TMMF) in Valenciennes will build a small hybrid vehicle starting in 2012. As is its custom, the automaker has not named the model but the French plant currently builds the Yaris which, on normal replacement schedule, should have been redesigned by 2012. Full story...
Sep
27th

Evoque five-door pictures leaked

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More practical version of 'baby' Range Rover leaked onto web.


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Sep
27th

Continental in third major bond issue this year

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German car parts and tire maker Continental AG will take out a bond worth up to 1.25 billion euros ($1.67 billion), the third in a series of issues to take advantage of a resurgent junk-bond market. Full story...
Sep
27th

BMW, Saab said to agree on engine-purchasing deal

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Saab and BMW have agreed on a deal that allows the Swedish automaker to use engines made by BMW, a source said. Saab will purchase BMW engines for the new 9-3. Full story...
Sep
27th

First Drive: 2011 Ford F-150 (V-6s)

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First Drive: 2011 Ford F-150 (V-6s)
2011 Ford F150 (V-6s) - First Drive - Automobile Magazine
Making up for lost cylinders.

Big pickups and little engines are a marriage made somewhere south of heaven. V-6s are for women. They won’t tow. They sound funny. They are impossible to sell used. These are the abject prejudices Ford faced when the need for a more fuel-efficient F-150 became inescapable. With CAFE obligations looming and the Ranger disappearing after the 2011 model year, something had to be done.


Photo Gallery: 2011 Ford F150 (V-6s) - First Drive - Automobile Magazine


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Sep
27th

New Porsche SUV could be called Cajun

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A new Porsche SUV will be brought to market soon, VW CEO Martin Winterkorn said, adding that the model might be named the Cajun. Full story...
Sep
27th

Europe grapples with capacity glut as U.S. carmakers slim down

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Not a single European automobile plant closed during the recession, while 18 assembly factories have been shuttered in the U.S. since 2008. European governments prevented the biggest automakers from firing workers and used subsidies to prop up sales. Full story...
Sep
27th

Mitsubishi denies battery plan with LG Chem

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Mitsubishi Motors Corp. on Monday said it had no plans to develop batteries with South Korea's LG Chem Ltd., denying a report in the Nikkei business daily a day earlier. "The report is based on speculation. Full story...
Sep
27th

VW’s Winterkorn says overtaking Toyota will be tough

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VW CEO Martin Winterkorn said his target for the company to overtake Toyota as the world's biggest automaker by 2018 will be tough and he aims to remain in his job to ensure continuity to reach the goal. Full story...
Sep
27th

VW’s Winterkorn says overtaking Toyota will be tough

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VW CEO Martin Winterkorn said his target for the company to overtake Toyota as the world's biggest automaker by 2018 will be tough and he aims to remain in his job to ensure continuity to reach the goal. Full story...
Sep
27th

Europe grapples with overcapacity as incentives expire

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Not a single European automobile plant closed during the recession, while 18 assembly factories have been shuttered in the U.S. since 2008. European governments prevented the biggest automakers from firing workers and used subsidies to prop up sales. Full story...
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