Also in today's show: Kia eyes a roadster, Dodge chases Charger sales and Mercedes tries to topple Lexus from its throne.
German car maker Volkswagen, has announced it plans to finance pre-owned cars from January 2012, after receiving a licence from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to start its non-banking finance company (NBFC).
Hyundai Motor and its affiliate, Kia Motors, have increased their sales target by 3% to 6.5m vehicles this year, as they seek to aggressively boost sales, media reports said.
Hundreds of parts suppliers in Toyota City have become victims of the earthquake and subsequent radiation leak at a power plant that have disrupted production and distribution in Japan's northeast.
Chrysler Group idled its minivan assembly plant in Windsor, Ontario, this week because of parts shortages unconnected with the Japanese earthquake.
Fiat aims to raise its Chrysler stake to 30 percent within the next few weeks after it clears two U.S. government hurdles linked to receiving the increased holding.
Fiat aims to raise its Chrysler stake to 30 percent within the next few weeks after it clears two U.S. government hurdles linked to receiving the increased holding.
Toyota has postponed the launch of diesel versions of its Etios and Liva models to next year as demand has far exceeded the company's expectations and prompted it to increase capacity.
This won't be a surprise to anyone--it's costing more to own and drive a car.
Mercedes-Benz is recalling the M-class SUV from the 2000 to 2004 model years to fix a problem with the cruise-control system.
Toyota Motor is highly likely to halt all manufacturing operations at its factories in North America later this month due to parts supply disruptions caused by the 11 March earthquake disaster in Japan, company officials have said.
Six concept cars created by Italian design house Bertone for Lamborghini, Lancia and Chevrolet will be auctioned next month on the orders of a bankruptcy court.
Honda Motor plans to sell 115,000 Honda-branded cars and light trucks in the US market in April, a person familiar with the company's plans has said, a total that could be limited by its declining stock of vehicles at dealers.
There's a chill wind blowing through Trollhattan in Sweden as Saab desperately juggles the twin challenges of meeting supplier payments with continued production.
A federal plan to require automakers to standardize keyless ignition systems in the wake of Toyota's unintended acceleration problems is likely to mirror industry guidelines issued in January, an automaker group said.
Ford Motor Co. heiress Elena Ford was arrested late Sunday and charged with driving while intoxicated and with child endangerment, according to media reports. She was stopped by police in the Detroit suburb of Ferndale at about 11 p.m.
Elena Ford, an executive at the auto company founded by her great-great-grandfather Henry Ford, was arrested on drunken driving charges and faces an April 28 court hearing, police and court officials said on Tuesday.
EXECUTIVE EDITOR ROGER HART: This is the best Suzuki that I've driven. I'm somewhat amazed that Suzuki's ability to build outstanding motorcycles has not somehow carried over to four-wheel cars.
New vehicle sales in South Africa in March were up 22.8% to 53,478 according to data released by the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (Naamsa).
Mercedes is recalling some older-model M-class SUVs in Germany and the United States for issues related to cruise control that may lead to a crash, Daimler and U.S. federal safety regulators said on Tuesday.