The all-new Volvo S60 is an eye-catching car packed with attitude and driving pleasure. It goes on display at the Geneva motor show at the same time as the wraps come off an exclusive collection of selected accessories.
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The opening round of the 6th season of the FIA World Touring Car Championship will be held once again at the Autódromo Internacional de Curitiba, Brazil.
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The SMERA prototype was pre-viewed at Geneva and Paris Motor Show in 2008. Since September 2009, you can also discover our SMERA in the Lumeneo Show Room in Paris. Two SMERA are presented and our team answers our visitors questions.
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LUXGEN, the first automobile brand from Taiwan, has successfully finished its international debut in 2009 Dubai Motor Show, and further illustrates Taiwan's R&D strength to the world through its subtle combination of information technology and the auto industry. Mr. K.C. Hu, CEO of LUXGEN pointed out, "Taiwan's IT industry has been highly acknowledged around the world, and we aspire to capitalize on that strength as an automaker and promote a Taiwanese auto brand on the global stage."
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Director of business affairs, veteran Ian Phillips has left the Force India Formula 1 team just days before the start of the 2010 season in Bahrain.
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Toyota and the Clean Energy Partnership announced today (5 March) that Toyota has become a new international auto partner for the organisation. The move will add further impetus to CEP's programme of advancing sustainable mobility through the development of hydrogen filling stations and a fuel supply network in Germany.
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DETROIT - General Motors is taking a major step toward its goal of creating positive, lasting relationships with its dealers.
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In today's News Brake: The Ford Mustang's new V6 is fast and frugal, join AW for a virtual green-car show, and there's more trouble for Toyota . . . But Wait, There's More!
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In today’s News Brake: The Ford Mustang’s new V6 is fast and frugal; join us for a virtual green car show; and there’s more trouble for Toyota … But Wait, There’s More! Full story…
Lear Corp. said it will increase production and add 285 jobs this year at its northwest Indiana seat manufacturing plant. The company will spend more than $2.2 million at the plant, which will make seats for the new Ford Explorer SUV.
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General Motors Co. terminated three U.S. marketing executives as part of this week's management overhaul. Cadillac's Steve Shannon and John Howell were dismissed Monday, said eight sources familiar with the moves.
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Tower Automotive LLC filed plans today to go public with its stock and raise up to $100 million on Wall Street, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing today.
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Thailand will be the first country to see the new Nissan Micra (March in Japan) when it is launched there later this month. The Thai-built version will also be shipped to other Asia-Pacific markets such as Australia where it will replace a UK-sourced model. The new Micra will also be made in India (expected to supply Europe from late this year), Mexico and China.
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Toyota's US unit is offering $250m to help workers at New United Motor Manufacturing Inc (NUMMI), the former California joint venture plant with General Motors marked for closure.
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Ford Motor Co., losing a heated sales battle with Chevrolet's new Camaro, said today that its 2011 Mustang with an upgraded V-6 engine will be the first sports car with more than 300 hp with a highway fuel economy rating above 30 mpg.
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The US National Highway Traffic Safety Agency (NHTSA) has received complains from 10 drivers of Toyota vehicles who claimed they experienced sudden unintended acceleration problems after their vehicles were fixed either in recalls or voluntary repairs.
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Toyota's Prius hybrid was Japan's best-selling vehicle in February, leading the passenger car market for the ninth month in a row, despite the carmaker's global recall woes, industry groups said on Thursday.
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