An upgraded version of the Chevrolet Captiva SUV with a smaller but more efficient engine has started to roll off the assembly line at GM Uzbekistan, a joint venture between General Motors and Uzbek automaker Uzavtoprom. GM is a 25% stake holder in the venture.
Nissan's plant in Sunderland, north east England, on Thursday celebrated the 25th anniversary of its official opening on 8 September, 1986.
Audi sold 94,100 cars in August, a rise of 17 percent over 2010 figures, thanks mostly to growth in China and Germany and continued strong demand for the new A6 model.
Our image shows Peugeot SUV’s new nose and the spies have already caught the new Citroen off-roader on test
China's leaders want Japan to help with the technology it needs to develop rare-earth products to China. But, according to Japanese media reports, Beijing will still maintain quotas to limit the metals' exports.
As Saab seeks court protection from creditors to avoid being pushed into bankruptcy, its CEO says the company owes 150 million euros ($210 million) to suppliers.
As Saab seeks court protection from creditors to avoid being pushed into bankruptcy, its CEO says the company owes 150 million euros ($210 million) to suppliers.
A Swedish union said on Thursday that it could demand Saab be declared bankrupt within days after a court rejected the carmaker's request for protection against creditors.
Jaguar, signaling a new design direction and future powertrain plans, will unveil a new coupe concept next week at the Frankfurt auto show. Jaguar Design Director Ian Callum calls the C-X16 "the most exciting car we've done to date."
Turkey is planning its own automobile brand, to help it secure a 20 percent market share in the country, which has become a production hub for foreign producers such as Renault and Fiat. Production inside Turkey rose 26 percent last year to 1.
Toyota is battling with plaintiffs' lawyers over how many vehicle owners the company can interview ahead of a potential trial over sudden unintended acceleration claims.
Jaguar, signaling a new design direction and future powertrain plans, will unveil a new coupe concept next week at the Frankfurt auto show. Jaguar Design Director Ian Callum calls the C-X16 "the most exciting car we've done to date."
General Motors recognizes that its pension deficit represents a risk to the company that management is hoping to take "off the table" for investors, Vice Chairman Steve Girsky said on Wednesday.
The second evolution of the Toyota FT-86 concept will continue its endless tour of the auto show circuit next week in Frankfurt. To highlight the sporty model's appearance, the Japanese automaker has released a video of the car being assembled.
Yesterday, Saab filed for a voluntary reorganization similar to GM's in 2009 and kept the tiniest hope of survival alive. But the agonizing automaker is for whom the bell tolls today, after a Swedish court rejected its plea and pushed it toward bankruptcy.
CHELSEA, Michigan - "Fun, huh?" Judging by the wan smile the young Chrysler marketing intern gave me, he was already regretting his decision to ask for a track ride-along.
Do you know why they call them "mag" wheels? Do you really know what they are? FastCo's Director of Product Development reveals all.
Rockingham Speedway, an iconic NASCAR race track, will return to the sanctioning body's schedule after an eight-year absence.
"Crazy" Leo Urlichich gave some members of the media a fantastic chance to taste what rallying is all about by offering up his co-driver's seat. Undoubtedly, rally is an extreme sport and to be shaken up in a rally car requires nerves of steel - and a strong stomach.
For the first time in its history, the World Touring Car Championship will travel to United States in 2012, with two rounds presented at the Infineon Raceway.
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