BMW AG plans to begin high-volume production of carbon fiber parts in two years, making it a strong contender to be the first automaker to move beyond limited-edition use of the exotic material.
Auction house Mecum will sell a collection of Michael Taggart's motorcycles along side the classics, vintage racers and exotics this year at Pebble Beach.
Vehicle assembler GB Auto, Egypt's biggest, reported sales down 16% in the second quarter compared to year-ago levels, blaming the political unrest in the country. Quarter 2 sales totalled 10,868 units.
MAN does not expect any antitrust difficulties to arise from its acquisition by Volkswagen, the truckmaker's chief executive has said.
Scandinavian suppliers body FKG says that although the mooted restart of Saab production is proceeding slowly, it is at least moving in the "right direction."
Ford and Recycled Polymeric Materials (RPM) have teamed up to deliver environmentally friendly gaskets and seals made from recycled tyres and bio-renewable content such as soy.
France has been granted an application by the European Commission (EC) to receive nearly EUR25m (US$35m) to help 3,582 workers made redundant by Renault.
General Motors has decided to sell a diesel version of the
We give you the chance to pick the design of Aston's Vantage GT4 racer - and watch the designer lapping the Silverstone track
To celebrate headline sponsorship of the London 2012 Olympics, BMW has released special editions of the 1 and 3 Series
Legendary racing driver among first to take delivery of the Toyota IQ-based city car
Sales from Toyota's Europe division rose by 4.6 percent in the first half of the year to 425,639 deliveries, the company said.
Subaru carmaker Fuji Heavy Industries will spend about JPY10bn (US$124m) by next spring to overhaul its Gunma Prefecture minivehicle plant into a factory for small- and mid-size cars.
Less than a month after Ford was pummeled in one quality survey, a second survey has ranked it the No. 2 highest-quality U.S. automaker.
Car sales in India grew at their slowest pace in over two years in June - just 1.62% to 143,370 cars from 141,086 - as higher fuel prices and rising loan rates kept buyers away from showrooms.
EXECUTIVE EDITOR--AUTOWEEK.COM BOB GRITZINGER: "Look at the size of that trunk--wow, that's really nice." When the cargo hold alone inspires that kind of comment, the car that goes with it must be quite special. The 2012
BMW expects annual earnings will be significantly better than previously forecast, thanks to soaring profitability at its core automotive business and an extra 100,000 in vehicle sales.
BMW expects annual earnings will be significantly better than previously forecast, thanks to soaring profitability at its core automotive business and an extra 100,000 in vehicle sales.
Despite the understandable difficulties of this year, Nissan's Andy Palmer is upbeat about Nissan's prospects and the benefits flowing from close alliance with Renault. But there's no need for full merger, he tells Dave Leggett.