Ford Motor Co. CEO Alan Mulally has been named CEO of the Year by Chief Executive magazine.
Ford Motor Co. CEO Alan Mulally has been named CEO of the Year by Chief Executive magazine.
At the Barrett-Jackson auction in Orange County, $159,500 could buy you a 1964 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III James Young sedan. A mere $165,000 would put you in the driverand#8217;s seat of a 2005 Ford GT. Doling out more than $200,000 nets you a . . .
Driving Skills for Life (DSFL), a free program sponsored by the Ford Motor Company Fund to teach
Moody's cut its credit rating on Toyota Motor Corp. by one notch today and will keep it on review for possible further downgrade, saying it will take time for the automaker to return to stable earnings.
Japan's major automakers' domestic vehicle output in May fell at a slower rate year on year than in April with two even enjoying an increase as they continued to restore production capacity following the 11 March earthquake and tsunami.
Hyundai Motor said on Tuesday it had agreed to jointly produce commercial vehicles in Turkey with the country's light commercial vehicle maker Karsan, without providing further details.
Also in today's show: Formula One considers turbo V6s, General Motors makes a sizeable donation to an arts school and Ferrari explores the color palette.
After announcing UK pricing for its Kangoo Van Z.E. and Twizy in recent months, Renault has now stickered the Fluence ZE - billed 'the UK's most affordable electric car'.
Saab's main union chairman, who resigned from the automaker's board yesterday (27 June), is remaining tight-lipped as to why he left at the same time as the other principal labour body head.
Magna Steyr's roof systems group is supplying the textile folding roof for the 2012 Fiat 500 Cabrio being sold in North America. The vehicle is built at Chrysler Group's Toluca (Mexico) assembly plant and differs in detail from the Polish-made models sold in most other markets.
Daimler and Beijing Automotive have signed an agreement to spend $2.87 billion (2 billion euros) to build four new models in China, expand engine production and construct a new randd center.
It's the season of the hill climb, those few months of the year when even the tallest mountains shed their snowcaps and open up for all manner of driver and race car.
Daimler and Beijing Automotive have signed an agreement to spend 2 billion euros to build four new models in China, expand engine production and construct a new randd center.
If you have a diesel 2012 BMW X5 in the garage, it's time to talk to your local dealer. NHTSA has issued a recall action on 923 copies of the 2012
Over half the new cars built worldwide by 2016 will have start-stop technology, three times as many as today, according to Johnson Controls. In Europe that number will be as high as 70% as manufacturers seek better fuel efficiency.
Volkswagen AG has suffered a setback in its efforts to create Europe's biggest truckmaker as a European regulator pushed it to drop plans to take control of MAN SE's supervisory board.