It's "too soon" to say Sebastian Vettel has run away with the 2011 title.
Nico Rosberg may be losing patience with Mercedes' lagging form.
Fun fact: because of a number of commercials years back starring crocodile Dundee, and Subaru's past standing as a niche brand, many folks still believe the automaker is Australian and not Japanese.
Supplier NSK Americas Inc. has promoted COO Brian Lindsay to CEO. Masahide Matsubara, who has been CEO of NSK Americas, will be promoted to senior vice president and deputy head of the Industrial Machinery Business Division at parent company NSK Ltd.
Johnson Controls said it will convert a lead-acid battery factory in Ohio to make an advanced, more profitable type of vehicle battery.
Johnson Controls, the largest American auto supplier, said it's putting automotive acquisitions on hold while integrating three recent purchases totaling more than $1.2 billion.
Visteon, which emerged from bankruptcy protection last year, could be a "takeover candidate" for another auto parts supplier looking to boost its presence in Asia, an analyst said today.
For the third straight year, the Toyota Camry mid-sized sedan tops the 10 vehicles in Cars.com's annual American-Made Index. The index ranks U.S.
Twenty-nine years ago, the event was called the Newport Beach Concours d'Elegance, and that title was on the tickets until 2010, when it was changed to the Dana Point Concours d'Elegance. That's fitting, as it's been held at the upscale St.
Steelmaker Severstal North America named Saikat Dey vice president of strategy and business development.
Spending on advertising by the automotive industry has slowed in the second quarter to one-fourth to half the growth rates seen earlier this year due to the March earthquake in Japan and the weaker economy.
Pete Selleck will become chairman of Michelin North America by year end, the company said. Selleck, 55, has been president of Michelin Truck Tires worldwide since January 2006. He will succeed Dick Wilkerson, who will retire.
Also in this episode: Bumblebee is coming back to Chevy dealerships, Ralph Gilles says he will be choosy about which vehicles wear the SRT badge and we look inside the garage of an AutoWeek reader.
As youand#8217;d expect from a publication with the rich history of AutoWeek, the back issues are filled with a treasure trove of forgotten funniness.
Pinstripes for the New York Yankees. Gold helmets for Notre Dame football players. And red Ferrari race cars for the Scuderia. Everyone knows the colors worn by their favorite team.
Pinstripes for the New York Yankees. Gold helmets for Notre Dame football players. And red Ferrari race cars for the Scuderia. Everyone knows the colors worn by their favorite team.
Beijing Hainachuan Automotive Parts, a subsidiary of BAIC Group, has said its acquisition of Inalfa Roof Systems will be completed next month after it passes antitrust scrutiny by the Chinese government.
PSA Peugeot Citroen affiliate Faurecia plans to set up a research and development center in Shanghai and make it into its headquarters in China, sources reported.
Hyundai Motor Group has held a fair in Italy to give Korean components manufacturers the opportunity to make inroads into the southern European market.