And I think it's gonna be a long, long time before I lose this earworm, thanks to the folks at Bavarian Motor Works. But despite its puzzling moniker (perhaps referring to its quest for space, which it doesn't have much of, the latest creation from Mini represents a return to its diminutive roots, while at the same time displaying some technological advances that promise good things in Minis to come.
Anonymous sources told Automotive News Europe that BMW has hired former Opel product chief Frank Weber, who recently was the lead engineer for the Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid. It's a bold move that gives the German automaker a huge boost as it goes forward with the launch of its i3 full-electric car and i8 plug-in hybrid for 2013.
While car enthusiasts the world over are worried about assembly plant closures following the earthquake that ravaged Japan, many are still unaware of the significant role played by companies working at the start of the colossal logistical chain that results in the production of a vehicle.
The teams competing in the 2011 FIA World Rally Championship will decide Tuesday night if they intend to go ahead and contest the Rally Jordan.
The Q3 isn't a very well-kept secret, and that was probably intentional. Then again, Audi couldn't let BMW benefit from an unoccupied market segment, and the Q3 will rival the X1 will it goes on sale in Europe this coming June.
With the 2011 New York International Auto Show just one week away, Chrysler Group will use Wednesday's press conference to announce a strategic relationship that will enhance its service and parts business as well as a pair of new models.
Earlier this year, we announced that the Cadillac SRX crossover would lose its turbocharged 2.8-litre engine. Another change will take place for the 2012 model year, as the SRX will inherit the company's 3.6-litre V6.
While every car enthusiast eagerly awaits the 2011 New York Auto Show and its numerous model debuts, Lexus took a lead over the competition by fully disclosing its all-new LF-Gh hybrid concept.
In July 2008, General Motors put its leasing operations on a short leash, much to the chagrin of Canadian drivers who appreciate the short-term acquisition and lower monthly payments that come with it.
Once again, the rumours going around on the Internet last week have turned out to be true. Fiat has increased its stake in the Chrysler Group by 5%, after meeting the American government's requirements.
Eleven suppliers with important new products and processes won top prizes at the annual Automotive News PACE Awards presentation tonight.
Ford Motor Co. is making some executive changes in its sales force effective May 1. Hal Feder, 51, will leave his post as general sales manager for Ford and Lincoln brands. He will run Ford's export and growth division effective Oct.
Supply disruptions stemming from the earthquake in Japan could hurt Ford Motor Co.'s earnings, the automaker said in a filing with U.S. regulators on Monday. The U.S.
Jaguar plans to use this month's New York auto show to roll out its 2012 lineup.
With production of the high-performance R8 GT getting underway, Audi is preparing a convertible version of the car.
With production of the high-performance R8 GT getting under way, Audi is preparing a convertible version of the car.
Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. cannot guarantee that its dealers will have adequate inventories of cars from May through July and perhaps beyond that.
Automakers are facing tougher government regulations for fuel economy, and one former Ford and Chrysler executive says he has a solution
A crossover prototype from Subaru called the XV concept will bow at the Shanghai motor show next week.
A crossover prototype from Subaru called the XV concept will bow at the Shanghai motor show next week.
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