French manufacturer Oreca is looking very hard at the possibility of developing an aerodynamic kit for the upcoming new cars that will be use starting in 2012 in the IndyCar Series.
Bruno Spengler has been confirmed by team Mercedes-HWA for 2011 DTM season.
Here is the final of our series of daily Formula 1 features leading to the Grand Prix of Australia with the list of changes to the technical and sporting regulations.
The supply-chain disruptions from the March 11 Japanese earthquake are likely to force Toyota to cut production at its North American plants, the company told workers and retailers on Wednesday.
Subaru, the only brand to increase U.S. sales in each of the past three years, has tapped its global product chief to lead American operations. Takeshi Tachimori, 56, will take over as CEO of Subaru of America on April 1.
Mercedes-Benz plans to open a driving school for teens in the United States late this year. The school will be modeled on one that Mercedes launched in the United Kingdom in 2009.
Mercedes-Benz USA today named Tracey Matura general manager for Smart USA effective May 1. Matura, 48, will manage distribution, sales and marketing activities for the brand in the United States, Mercedes said in a statement.
GM is accusing a car hauler of keeping 1,704 new vehicles hostage after the automaker terminated the carrier's contract. GM is demanding that Allied Systems Holdings return the vehicles, valued at $46.
Toyota Peugeot Citroen Automobile expects to increase production next year. TPCA's factory in the Czech Republic built 11 percent fewer cars last year than in 2009.
Also in this episode: New York auto show debuts coming from Maserati and Scion, Michael Schumacher shows off his Mercedes GP Formula One car, production starts on the Fisker Karma and editor Wes Raynal goes online for a Web chat this Friday.
Ford has sold its Norfolk assembly plant property in Virginia to Atlanta-based Jacoby Development.
Concerns expressed in some quarters over the immediate outlook for the UK passenger car market have perhaps been overstated. Our survey of vehicle manufacturers in Britain suggests that the industry consensus is for a manageable decline this year. Dave Leggett considers the results.
Our passenger for the drive up the Goodwood hill was McLaren’s chief test driver - we took the opportunity to pick his brains.
BMW i grows with joint venture with car rental company Sixt to create a high quality car sharing scheme.
The sleek, angular Aventador LP700-4 from Lamborghini wowed showgoers in Geneva, and it's impressing potential buyers.
Opel says redundancy discussions between its employee representatives and an arbitration committee will begin within around six weeks.
PSA/Peugeot-Citroen has started to reduce production at some European factories after Hitachi, which supplies it with diesel engine components, was hurt by the Japan earthquake disaster.
UAW Vice President Joe Ashton said the remaining 2,000 hourly workers at General Motors on layoff will be back to work by September.
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