Mercedes-Benz officials--while dodging the question of when--said Wednesday in New York that they plan to bring a newly redesigned A-class premium small car to the U.S. market.
Having said last week there would be "reduced work schedules" in May, Toyota's UK plant has now firmed up its plans: parts shortages from Japan mean only three days of half-shift working a week.
Saab is expressing frustration that approval from the Swedish National Debt Office (SNDO) to change its property and loan status now has to go through a European Investment Bank ratification.
Hyundai Automotive Group is considering building a fourth car factory in China to tap into the fast-growing market, just five months after breaking ground at its third.
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Revenues at French supplier Faurecia rose by 24% in the first quarter of this year partly reflecting acquisitions made since the same period a year ago.
Saab is declining to comment on suggestions it is in discussions with Chinese automakers with an eye to taking an investment in the troubled company.
Former Porsche Great Britain chief executive Andy Goss will be president of Jaguar Land Rover North America (JLRNA) from 1 May.
Sweden's debt office said on Thursday it had approved a new financing deal for Dutch-owned carmaker Saab and was now waiting for a green light from the European Investment Bank.
Daimler is expected to report first-quarter earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) of 1.99 billion euros ($2.90 billion), up 67 percent, a Reuters poll of 14 banks and brokerages showed.
'Confidence' is the best word to explain why Colombians bought 32,320 new vehicles last month.
Fiat has agreed to pay $1.27 billion for an additional 16 percent stake in Chrysler Group, lifting the Italian automaker's stake to 46 percent in a deal that was faster and cheaper than expected.
Talk about a dream scenario: Your driver's education course conducted behind the wheel of a brand new Ferrari. It's happening in China, where Ferrari is offering driving courses for beginners.
Toyota extended production cuts at its North American and Chinese plants because of a shortage of parts after Japan's record earthquake and tsunami last month.
Rolls-Royce should more than double sales in the second quarter, in large part because of its Ghost model, David Archibald, president of Rolls-Royce in North America, said on Wednesday.
Saab is negotiating with a wide range of Chinese automakers about a tie-up at the same time it awaits approval by the European Investment Bank for a financing deal it needs to restart operations, the company's owner said.
Daimler's Mercedes-Benz and BMW are spending a combined $280 million to improve their Manhattan showrooms as they race to become the top-selling luxury brand in the United States.
After three action-packed races in Australia and Asia, Sauber F1 Team Principal Peter Sauber talked about the performance of the Ferrari-powered C30 and his two drivers, Kamui Kobayashi and rookie Sergio Pérez.
Team Lotus is aiming to climb the formula one grid, but Mike Gascoyne has admitted mixed feelings at the thought of vanquishing the next target.
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