Lewis Hamilton says Red Bull front wings still flexing and Nigel Mansell better than Sebastian Vettel.
If you've ever travelled to New England, Vermont specifically, during the winter time (or any time of the year really), you might notice that there are Subarus everywhere. In fact, Vermont's unofficial State Car is the Outback. Having been hit quite hard this winter with... winter, the east coasts of both the US and Canada have been digging through feet and metres of snow.
The head of the Spanish motor racing federation has slammed Hispania after its drivers failed to qualify for the 2011 season opener.
An FIA glitch marred the start of Rubens Barrichello's Australian grand prix, Williams has revealed.
Johnson Controls, a global leader in automotive seating, overhead systems, door and instrument panels, and interior electronics, introduced a new design for second row seats in pickup trucks. When stowed, the Slim Stow Seat takes up 33 percent less space, maximizes seating comfort and is lighter weight compared to traditional rear truck seats. It also improves visibility for the driver.
Flavio Briatore has issued a sober warning to Red Bull's rivals after the 2011 season opener.
Volkswagen of America Inc. on Monday voluntarily recalled 71,043 2011 Jettas because of wiring problems with the anti-theft alarm system and horn.
Chrysler Group is seeking a preliminary court injunction to stop a Detroit retailer and its owners from using the automaker's 'Imported from Detroit' commercial tag line or any 'confusingly similar imitations.'
Volkswagen of America Inc. today voluntarily recalled 71,043 2011 Jettas because of wiring problems with the anti-theft alarm system and horn.
Also in this episode: Longtime automotive journalist David E. Davis Jr. dies, associate publisher Dutch Mandel answers your questions in Fast Five, and a rundown of the winners from the weekend's races.
Gaz Group has signed an agreement with Bosal to establish a joint venture at Gorky Automobile Plant, creating emission control systems.
PSA/Peugeot-Citroen said production at its European plants is returning to normal in the wake of supply disruptions caused by the Japanese earthquake
PSA Peugeot Citroen "expects to see a gradual return to normal conditions, beginning Thursday, 31 March," after disruptions announced last week in some of its production in Europe, caused by difficulties in deliveries of electronic components from Japan, the group said on Monday afternoon (28 March).
Renault Samsung Motors has announced that its cumulative exports of vehicles reached over 400,000 units with its latest shipment departing for Kuwait on March 25.
A shortage of a type of shiny pigment used in automobile paints and made only in a single plant in Japan has emerged as the newest headache for the auto industry.
The European Commission has issued a White Paper described as a 'roadmap to a Single European Transport Area'.
Volkswagen, PSA Peugeot Citroen, Ford and other European automakers may be forced to halt production in coming weeks as component suppliers in earthquake-ravaged Japan struggle to restart factories, weekend media reports said.