Details of devastation continue to trickle out of Japan after last week's earthquake and tsunami.
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Ford has sold the site of a former assembly plant in Norfolk, Va., to Atlanta real estate developer Jacoby Development Inc. Financial terms of the sale were not disclosed by Ford, but The Virginian-Pilot reported today that Jacoby paid $14.
Initial offers for Federal-Mogul are due by the end of March as several large private equity firms weigh potential bids for the auto parts company owned by billionaire investor Carl Icahn, four people familiar with the matter said.
Famous last words. This is what I wrote in this column just a smidge over seven days ago: "At 16:00GMT, it appears that disruption to the auto industry is going to be pretty minimal." Yeah, right.
An Ohio Nissan dealership due to be terminated by the automaker had the move reversed on appeal by a state administrative court on grounds that the manufacturer didn't adequately consider local market conditions.
Volkswagen has officially started production at its new factory in Osnabrück following a 'fact-finding' visit by German president Christian Wulff.
It's quite the season for auto CEOs to be summoned by the political top brass.
Mitsubishi Motor Corporation's three car assembly factories in Japan will suspend production tomorrow (19 March) for the first time since the 15th though the automaker said production of parts and knocked-down assembly kits will continue as normal.
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Opel has set up a task force to evaluate potential supply issues for its European operations as the effects of the Japanese earthquake continue to be felt.
Opel and Renault warned they would have to reduce production after Japan's earthquake last week led to shutdowns of car parts factories in the country.
Opel and Renault warned they would have to reduce production after Japan's earthquake last week led to shutdowns of car parts factories in the country.
Hyundai Motor Co. recalled more than 190,000 Elantra sedans in the United States and Puerto Rico due to a defect that could allow the passenger side airbag to malfunction.
Russian state firm Russian Technologies has suspended talks with Nissan over future control of AvtoVAZ following the recent earthquake in Japan. Nissan together with its French partner Renault already has a 25 percent stake in Lada maker AvtoVAZ.
The French government will see to it that the individuals responsible for the now debunked Renault SA espionage affair are dealt with, the Finance and Industry ministers said in a statement.
Continental AG's North American unit is recalling about 391,000 tires, most of which were put on new Ford Motor Co F-250 and F-350 heavy duty pickup trucks, U.S. regulators said today.
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM), Toyota's importer, assembler and distributor in India, does not expect to be greatly affected by the recent earthquake/tsunami in Japan because most parts come from Thailand and Indonesia.