Mazda and Subaru parent Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. have extended production shutdowns in Japan through Sunday following parts shortages triggered by the country's devastating earthquake, while Mitsubishi Motors Corp.
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Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn came under increasing pressure to resign after a dramatic climbdown and public apology following the collapse of an investigation into industrial espionage at the carmaker.
Honda says it has suspended production at several plants as it assesses the situation following last week's massive earthquake.
Honda is evaluating a series of "counter-measures" should supply chain issues start to impact on UK delivery following last week's earthquake and tsunami.
Mercedes-Benz South Africa Ltd., a unit of Daimler AG, said full-year revenue rose 23 percent to 34.7 billion rand ($5 billion.)
British car-parts manufacturer GKN Plc said it may have to cut the number of auto components it makes because some of its Japanese customers may be unable to take deliveries.
Nissan chief executive Carlos Ghosn has said devastation to its supply network in Japan is likely to cause continued disruption in Japan following last week's huge earthquake and tsunami.
Russia has no plans to extend the car-scrappage scheme beyond September, a Trade Ministry official said.
Nissan Americas has provided an update from its teams in Japan and abroad to asses the status of its employees and the impact on its operations following the huge earthquake last week.
Tata Motors Group says its global wholesales, including Jaguar Land Rover, were 102,411 in February 2011, a growth of 14% compared to February 2010.
Toyota's northern Japanese factories in the region hammered by Friday's massive earthquake will need repairs but the plants sustained no major structural damage, the company said.
Toyota's northern Japanese factories in the region hammered by Friday's massive earthquake will need repairs but the plants sustained no major structural damage, the company said.
BMW aims to raise profit in 2011 after record results last year. The automaker expects 2011 earnings at its auto division will beat last year's margin of 8 percent of sales.
Mazda is to extend production suspension at its Hiroshima and Hofu plants until March 20 following the huge earthquake that continues to cause huge disruption across the country.
Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn has refused to accept the resignation of chief operating officer Patrick Pelata following the exoneration of the automaker's three sacked executives yesterday (14 March).
Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn gave up his bonus and turned down second-in-command Patrick Pelata's resignation after the carmaker admitted wrongfully accusing senior managers of spying in a case that has become a personal embarrassment for the top two...
Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn gave up his bonus and turned down second-in-command Patrick Pelata's resignation after the carmaker admitted wrongfully accusing senior managers of spying in a case that has become a personal embarrassment for the top two...
We love it! MINI's latest publicity stunt in New Zealand involves an instrument, 330 of them actually, and a brand new Cooper Clubman. Yes, the Clubman is literally covered in harmonicas; on its bonnet, roof, doors and fenders. The car seemingly has its own theme song which strangely reminds us of Peter Griffin and his walking theme song...
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