Ratings agency Moody's is considering upgrading Ford's credit rating now the automaker and UAW union have agreed a tentative four year labour deal.
India's Minda Industries has agreed a joint venture with Kyoraku Company and Nagase & Company to manufacture blow moulded plastic products.
Allison Transmission's new Hungary factory has begun production of fully automatic transmissions for international customers.
Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) plans to launch next-generation Telematics services in emerging markets around the world, starting with Thailand in March 2012.
General Motor's chairman and CEO Dan Akerson has said the Volt may be made in China if sales of models exported from the US take off.
Chinese media has reported that Chery Automobile plans to build Subaru vehicles under a manufacturing agreement with Fuji Heavy Industries.
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Toyota Motor Europe (TME) announced it is recruiting over 100 "professionals" for its European headquarters and research and development centre in Belgium.
The SMMT has said that the car market in the UK in September saw 332,476 new cars registered, just 0.8% down on last year's level, a result that it said 'outperformed expectations'.
A Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) agreement with Nissan Motor to expand business collaboration announced in December last year has resulted in a new Delica/L300 van line based on Nissan's NV200.
Renault has announced it will produce an additional 100,000 vehicles a year in its Curitiba, Brazil plant in 2013, creating 1,000 new jobs and boosting annual capacity (passenger cars and LCVs) to about 380,000 units a year.
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September registration data showed that New Zealand new car sales were down 9.7% (614 units) year to 5,684 units but commercial vehicle registrations were up 18% (298 units) to 1,944.
China's Geely Automobile, whose parent company owns Volvo Cars, denied a Swedish newspaper report that it is interested in acquiring Saab.
China's Geely Automobile, whose parent company owns Volvo Cars, denied a Swedish newspaper report that it is interested in acquiring Saab.
Malaysia's two main national car companies, Proton and Perodua, are in discussions that are expected to lead to closer collaboration between the two automakers.
China is turning into a buyer's market for luxury cars as dealers for BMW, Daimler and Audi offer discounts to maintain sales as demand cools.
Mitsubishi is running out of leeway to lower costs to fight a profit-sapping surge in the yen, the Japanese automaker's president told reporters on Thursday.
Renault will expand its factory in Brazil and Nissan will open a plant in the country as part of a sales offensive in Latin America's largest economy.
Mitsubishi is running out of leeway to lower costs to fight a profit-sapping surge in the yen, said Osamu Masuko, the automaker's president.