Dual sourcing to avoid any repeat of the effects of the 11 March Japanese earthquake and tsunami is clearly on the mind of Toyota Motor Europe's manufacturing purchasing chief but the automaker is not being rushed into decisions.
German state aid for car-plant projects by BMW and Volkswagen face European Union probes amid concerns the subsidies may harm competition.
Fiat and Chrysler will have a single management structure soon, said Sergio Marchionne, CEO of both companies, as he takes another step toward merging the two automakers.
The time for the UAW to win the hearts and minds of nonunion workers in southern transplants is now, top union leaders say.
The Cayenne currently is Porsche's bestselling model in Canada; it's also the case in many other markets. With the ever-increasing popularity of its sports-luxury SUV, Porsche has decided to increase production in order to meet demand.
Following two days of evaluation on Indiana's Putnam Park road course, Edmonton's Stefan Rzadzinski has been given the go ahead to enter at the upcoming Edmonton Indy Firestone Indy Lights double header, July 22-24 at City Centre Airport.
TORONTO, Ontario--Although widely known as the Blue Oval, there's actually more than a hint of green to today's Ford Motor Company. In fact, it would be fair to say that the company has become one of the leading manufacturers of eco-friendly vehicular transportation. Just look at some of its recent achievements...
Force India team owner, billionaire Vijay Mallya appears increasingly unlikely to choose an Indian driver for his Formula 1 team any time soon.
Like the Chevrolet Volt, the Karma is an extended-range vehicle that relies on 403 hp worth of battery power and a 260-hp gasoline engine that acts as a generator. The Fisker is much more exciting than the Volt, however, and according to autocar.co.uk, Fisker claims having secured 3,000 orders for the car.
British motorsport magazine Autosport has revealed that Jaguar is eyeing a return to the Le Mans Series 24 Hours for a first time since 1991.
What better way to vent your road rage than by doing a few hot laps around a racetrack? It's a safe, controlled environment that won't get you or others into trouble, and a hobby that's more amusing (albeit more expensive) than collecting stamps.
In recent months, reports around the web have cited Cadillac as being in the process of developing a new, rear-wheel drive flagship sedan. According to GmInsideNews.com, their sources confirmed that General Motors has green-lighted the development and production of the car.
Last Friday night, my wife and I enjoyed a fun, chaotic evening at the home of friends living a few kilometres away. When it came time to make our way home, I knew that driving was not an option. No argument there--if NASA could replicate Randy's cocktails, they could replace the solid rocket boosters thrusting the space shuttle into orbit.
The FIA has issued a press release Thursday, indicating that they want to put an end of the infamous blown exhausts controversy that has raged for months now in Formula 1.
The new Beetle, not to be confused with the old New Beetle, will carry a base MSRP of $21,975 in Canada.
BERLIN, Germany--History isn't something we auto journalists often talk about. Sure, the history of the automobile is fascinating and the reason we are where we are today in the market, but it's the future we look to most often. Well, this week I took a step back in time with Volkswagen, and I'm sure glad I did.
Here we go again with another blast from the past. According to autoevolution, the Pantera will live once again and will make its official debut at the Frankfurt Auto Show this coming September.
The Mini World Rally Team has withdrawn its participation to this weekend's Rally Estonia.
Like most car enthusiasts, some time in our youths a car or a few cars grabbed our attention. For me, there were three: the 1984 Chevrolet Corvette, the 1984 Ferrari Testarossa and the 1984 Porsche 911 3.2 Carrera.
The Grand Prix of Trois-Rivières, the oldest street race in North America and a fixture since 1967, will receive a financial assistance for the promotion of its event.