A crossover prototype from Subaru called the XV concept will bow at the Shanghai motor show next week.
Automakers are facing tougher government regulations for fuel economy, and one former Ford and Chrysler executive says he has a solution Chris Theodore, best known for his work on the Ford GT and Dodge Viper, has designed a vehicle chassis that he...
Also in today's show: Alfa is delayed in its U.S. comeback, the Nissan Leaf runs into trouble and a recap of the weekend racing action.
The earthquake's dust was still settling when Toyota's purchasing unit switched into crisis mode. And suddenly suppliers found themselves barraged with uncomfortable questions. No detail was too small for the world's biggest car company.
U.S. automobile sales this year may rise faster than analysts had earlier anticipated as the improving job market prevents higher gasoline prices and supply disruptions in Japan from derailing the industry's recovery.
Automakers and dealers are getting the highest transaction prices in 15 years for vehicles sold in the United States, due to a high demand for a dwindling supply of new vehicles, CNW Research said today.
Renault COO Patrick Pelata has resigned, a source close to the company told Reuters, following an embarrassing fiasco over industrial espionage at the French carmaker. It was not immediately clear when Pelata's resignation would take effect.
French media are widely reporting Renault chief operating officer Patrick Pelata has stepped down following the manufacturer's industrial espionage case, although the automaker was not immediately available to verify any resignation.
Noting that "production in Japan was severely impacted by the earthquake and tsunami and some disruption has also been experienced in Europe and North America as a result of component supply problems from Japan", driveline specialist GKN nonetheless boosted forst quarter sales 16% and increased trading profit 35% despite an estimated tsunami/earthquake-related hit estimated at GBP3m.
Get the low-down on the second round of the 2011 Dunlop British Touring Car Championship
Exhaust system specialist Eberspaecher has set up a joint venture with South Korean supplier Wooshin Industrial of Dangjin City to supply Hyundai and Kia.
Automotive electronics supplier Joyson Investment has acquired a 75% stake in German operation Preh, although it it is declining to reveal the cost involved.
Auto Express' spies grab the world's first pictures of the new Ford Focus ST mule, testing at the Nurburgring in Germany
Sensational LF-Gh points to look of next GS, 5-Series rival gets choice of hybrid engines
Classic muscle car revived, based on Mulsanne, 6.75-litre V8 set for power hike to 600bhp
Nissan is looking into a problem with the Leaf electric car.
Sumptuous new special uses materials from Phantom, based on Cooper S, and will cost twice the price!
Smallest-ever Audi SUV revealed, as bosses take fight to Qashqai and Kuga, numerous spec options inside and out give huge potential for customisation