Dongfeng Peugeot Citroen Automobile Co. reported sales of more than 373,400 vehicles in 2010, up 38 percent from 2009.
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Spyker Cars, the owner of Saab, plans to tell shareholders in May whether it intends to list the company on the Swedish stock exchange, Spyker CEO Victor Muller said.
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Chevrolet hopes the unconventional styling of its new Orlando will attract buyers in Europe's hard-fought medium minivan segment. The Orlando has a sweeping roofline that gives it an almost crossover-like appearance.
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BMW is weighing whether to add artificial sounds to its electric vehicles to make them safer to pedestrians.
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BMW is weighing whether to add artificial sounds to its electric vehicles to make them safer to pedestrians.
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Seven automobile insurance firms have followed Allstate Insurance Co. in suing Toyota Motor Corp. to recover money they paid in claims for car crashes blamed on unintended acceleration of Toyota vehicles.
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During closing arguments on Tuesday, the lead attorney of former Delphi Corp. CEO J.T. Battenberg III said the government has miscast Battenberg as a scheming executive who profited from alleged accounting misdeeds in 2000.
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Fiat publicly announced its break-up, via Twitter, with Yamaha over the holidays, putting an end to the four-year relationship.
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Firestone, the sole tire supplier of the IndyCar series since 2000, is evaluating all its options as it is in the process of deciding on whether or not to cancel its IndyCar program following the 2011 season when its current contract expires.
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Nasser Al Attiyah (Volkswagen) took victory in the third stage of the 2011 Dakar Rally on Tuesday, between San Miguel de Tucuman and San Salvador de Jujuy.
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According to a report, Pagani has registered the name of the iconic Zonda's successor. It will be called Huayra, which means ''wind'' in the ancient South American language of Quechua.
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This past year, the first in the second decade of the 21st Century, has been a year of many broken records and, well, broken hearts.
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At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Tesla Motors announced the world's biggest touchscreen infotainment console in a production car. Communication, climate control and standard navigation will all be managed using a monstrous 17-inch display in the middle of the dashboard.
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Audi's engineers and designers have been logging plenty of overtime while gearing up to launch the most dynamic and sophisticated A6 yet. The latest version of the German brand's elemental sport sedan will hit the tarmac as a 2012 model that's packed with new technologies, new powertrains and new features designed to keep it on the cutting edge.
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Since 1985, the Ford Mustang has totally dominated the Chevrolet Camaro in terms of sales. But times are changing. The latest vintage of the GM muscle car proved more popular in 2010 and accomplished what many considered impossible: it actually dethroned the Mustang.
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Owners of SYNC-equipped Ford and Lincoln vehicles that are Traffic, Directions and Information (TDI)-capable can now download the SYNC Destinations smartphone app designed to help get them where they need to go with less hassle.
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After teasing fans and the media with a promotional video of their upcoming Veloster just before Christmas, Hyundai is striking back ahead of the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit.
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Former Citroen works driver, Spanish driver Dani Sordo will strengthen the new Mini WRC Team in the 2011 FIA World Rally Championship.
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Ray Evernham, the NASCAR Sprint Cup team owner and former crew of Jeff Gordon, will be a consultant with the Hendrick Companies, a management company formed in 2005 to oversee business strategies for Rick Hendrick.
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German businessman Werner Heinz is now the new manager of Canadian race car driver and DTM star Bruno Spengler.
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