The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has the power to delay the inaugural Russian grand prix for a year.
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Stefano Domenicali on Wednesday refused to say whether Ferrari is committed to retaining Felipe Massa beyond 2011.
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Robert Kubica is not sitting out next week's Monte Carlo rally due to contractual restrictions or a rift with Renault, it has been clarified.
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Only four of F1's twelve teams have budgets in place for the long term, according to an analysis by Auto Motor und Sport in Germany.
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Mercedes-Benz revealed details about the new C63 Affalterbach Edition, which will be exclusive to Canada and limited to 30 units. The car's national premiere is scheduled for the Montreal International Auto Show (January 14-23, 2011).
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To say that Saab is back is actually a misstatement. Saab was the only one of the General Motors divisions that never went out of business. Production was halted, but while Pontiac, Hummer and Saturn were shut down, Saab continued to sell cars in North America. Only the factory in Sweden was mothballed.
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In life, there are numerous indisputable truths: we will pay taxes, the sun will rise, we will die, and a week at the wheel of a GTI will be memorable. Ask anyone that has ever driven one.
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Chrysler Group CEO Sergio Marchionne has brought a sense of mission to Chrysler that wasn't there under some of Chrysler's previous owners, Ralph Gilles, head of design at Chrysler Group and president of Dodge brand, said today.
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Ford will hire 750 salaried engineers, software architecture designers and other technology experts this year as part of its effort to bring new vehicles and new technology to market.
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Third generation of Mercedes’ folding metal hardtop SLK roadster breaks cover.

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Delphi Holding CEO Rodney O'Neal said today that he's making a business case with the automakers -- including General Motors Co. -- to buy electronic parts from suppliers for their electric vehicles.
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Volkswagen AG does not plan to expand its U.S. vehicle lineup beyond what it has announced while it focuses more on the quality of its core products.
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Chrysler Group used to drive suppliers nuts by falling far short of its production forecasts. But that was then.
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South Africa's auto industry is anticipating further growth to its automotive sector in 2011 after a year of steady improvement and rising sales in 2010.
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In honor of the Chevrolet Corvette's inaugural appearance and victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans some 50 years ago, Chevrolet built a special 2011 Corvette Z06 wearing the same paint scheme--Arctic White paint, blue stripes and the number "3"--to...
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The practice of building too many vehicles and pushing them on dealers and consumers almost killed the domestic auto industry and should never be repeated, the head of the nation's largest dealership group said today. Mike Jackson, AutoNation Inc.
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Automotive supplier Dana agreed to pay $25 million to a North American subsidiary of Toyota as part of a settlement for warranty claims. Dana said Wednesday it plans to take a fourth-quarter charge as a result of the payment.
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Concerns are growing in the auto industry that California is developing 2017-25 fuel economy standards outside a national framework, potentially jeopardizing future car sales and raising companies' compliance costs.
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Chrysler said global sales in 2010 rose to 1.6 million cars and trucks and that the company can now turn a profit with fewer deliveries. Chrysler needs to sell about 1.5 million vehicles annually to break even on an operating basis, down from 1.
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Kia previews a new Rio, BMW considers building more cars in the States, Chrysler minivans to get a nine-speed transmission and IndyCar moves to double-file restarts.
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