Ford, Honda and Chevrolet are the three best-perceived automotive brands of 2011, according to a YouGov/BrandIndex survey of American consumers.
We talk power numbers at AutoWeek all day long. Three hundred horsepower used to be a lot, then 400, then 500. Now we expect our supercars to exceed even that. But when attempting a land-speed record, three digits just won't do.
A small technology company in Washington has filed a federal lawsuit against Ford claiming that the small company developed the technology behind the Ford Sync system.
Winter isn't the ideal time to pick up a new performance car--that is, unless it's a rally-bred all-wheel-drive terror. Our long-term 2011
Winter isn't the ideal time to pick up a new performance car--that is, unless it's a rally-bred all-wheel-drive terror. Our long-term
Consider German tuner Brabus the BALCO to Mercedes-Benzand#8217;s Barry Bonds: Brabus makes the cars stronger, faster and meaner.
Car sales in China rose 6.2 percent in June from a year earlier, reversing a decline in May, helped in part by the improved availability of Japanese cars as automakers such as Toyota gradually recovered lost output.
If you have your heart set on the top-shelf Audi TT RS, prepare to pony up $56,850 plus destination and what weand#8217;d assume are plenty of options to put one in the garage.
Volkswagen India has built its 100,000th car at its manufacturing plant in Chakan, Pune.
Nexteer held an electric power steering technology day this week at its Polish plant of Tychy near Krakow. Simon Warburton caught up with Nexteer VP of global sales and marketing and European region, Laurent Bresson, in the second interview he gave to just-auto, with his thoughts on the Japanese earthquake and difficulties at Saab.
A Visteon hedge fund shareholder that will get two board seats soon has been pushing to break up the U.S. auto parts supplier, betting the company has more value in pieces than as a whole, people close to the situation said.
Also in this episode: Renault unveils the Frendzy electric car ahead of its Frankfurt debut,
Saab executives said they're optimistic the struggling brand will be able to attract customers despite production stoppages at the company's Trollhaettan, Sweden, plant and cash flow problems.
Saab executives said they're optimistic the struggling brand will be able to attract customers despite production stoppages at the company's Trollhaettan, Sweden, plant and cash flow problems.
Two coupe concepts have debuted at the Australian Motor Show - in preparation for the new Mad Max movie
New Porsche 911 prototype, set to debut at Frankfurt in September, bursts into flames
Toyota Motor Europe (TME) has opened its own proving ground at the TME Technical Centre, in Zaventem, Belgium. The proving ground, aimed at enhancing the role of Toyota's European vehicle research and development, took two and a half years to complete. The latest expansion cost EUR47m and is, the company said, a new illustration of Toyota's long-term commitment to Europe, and to Belgium where it is based.
General Motors--testing a new sales promotion--is offering Oregonians and Washingtonians a new incentive to buy or lease a GM vehicle.
Renault will delay the start of electric vehicle battery production at its Flins site near Paris until 2014 and proceed without the government investment and loan it had planned for the project.
The Indonesian government may offer Suzuki tax incentives to encourage the Japanese firm to invest US$800m to expand its automobile production facilities in the country, the Jakarta Post reported Friday, citing the industry minister.