Ford CEO Alan Mulally says industry-leading quality will be a pillar of the automaker's success after years of lagging behind Japanese rivals such as Toyota.
Hyundai Motor has said that it would develop a mid-sized sedan aimed mostly at China by 2013.
The 11 March earthquake/tsunami in north east Japan reduced US automotive supply by about 400,000 new cars and trucks during the second quarter leading to shortages at dealers.
A few times a year, some of the fastest and most powerful cars meet in Texas for an adrenaline-filled weekend of top-speed runs called the Texas Mile.
Earthquake-struck Honda Motor Co. aims to bring its Japanese assembly plants back to normal output by summer, bumping up its recovery several months from earlier forecasts.
PPG Industries has acquired the business of Ducol Coatings South Africa, which has served as an importer and distributor of PPG's automotive refinish products in South Africa since 2003.
Denso has today (02 June) unveiled Hikaru Sugi as its new president and CEO of Denso International America (DIAM), effective 22 June.
Sports car manufacturer Spyker says current chief financial officer Hans Go will step down as statutory direct from 1 July.
Fastest VW soft-tops ever breaks cover, R gets same 266bhp engine and 4WD layout as the hatch.
Fastest VW soft-top ever breaks cover with same 266bhp engine and 4WD layout as the hatch.
The concours on Rodeo started in 1993 with a three-block-long celebration of beautiful cars highlighted by the world debut of the Ferrari 348 Spyder. Piero Ferrari was there, along with Luca di Montezemolo and Sergio Pininfarina.
The concours on Rodeo started in 1993 with a three-block-long celebration of beautiful cars highlighted by the world debut of the Ferrari 348 Spyder. Piero Ferrari was there, along with Luca di Montezemolo and Sergio Pininfarina.
Yazaki North America has inked a deal with inductive recharging system manufacturer Evatran Partner to commercialise hands-free technology.
Denso Corp. today said that Hikaru "Howard" Sugi will be CEO of Denso International America Inc., the Japanese automotive supplier's North American headquarters, effective June 22.
Daimler and its partner Linde plan to build network of hydrogen fueling stations in Germany for hydrogen-powered fuel-cell vehicles over the next three years.
Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia (KMMG) has begun expansion in stages in stamping, welding, paint and general assembly to raise annual capacity to 360,000 vehicles from 2012.
First pictures of BMW's first-ever front-wheel drive model, which will rival Audi A1
Japan's Development Bank (DBJ) has confirmed a potential investment of up to JYP50bn (US$618m) for the country's automotive suppliers, although it appears this is initially an intention and not yet concrete.
Japan's Development Bank (DBJ) has confirmed a potential investment of up to JYP50bn (US$618m) for the country's automotive suppliers, although it appears this is initially an intention and not yet concrete.