Mercedes-Benz recorded record sales last month with a total of 120,982 vehicles worldwide and the company is on track for an all-time annual high.
French Industry Minister Eric Besson says he has been "shocked by the brutality" of wage cuts demanded by Renault supplier Fonderie du Poitou Aluminium (FDP).
A Toyota Motor assembly unit has decided to axe one of its production lines at a plant in Shizuoka Prefecture, southwest of Tokyo, in the first reduction of domestic production by a Toyota group company since the March disasters, the Asahi Shimbun reported.
Chevrolet staged the global reveal of its next-generation midsize pickup truck, called the Colorado, on Wednesday in Thailand.
Honda will halve the number of vehicles it exports from Japan over the next 10 years to offset the effect of the rising yen, according to a report in the Asahi newspaper.
New Orleans' Louisiana Superdome, home at one time or another to Super Bowl champions and Hurricane Katrina refugees, is now home to a luxury-car brand. The arena was renamed the
Volkswagen will spend EUR3.4bn by 2016 on its Brazilian plants.
Like many middle-age married men, most of the year is spent working, running kids around to various events and successfully dodging the long list of home projects that never seem to get done.
Striking foundry workers at one of Renault's cylinder head suppliers say they are confident their grievance is gaining political momentum as the walk-out enters its fifth week.
Cummins needs to add 7,000 engineers within five years, CEO Theodore Solso said today at a Bloomberg Innovation and Jobs Forum in Washington. The Indiana-based maker of diesel and natural gas engines is forecasting a sharp rise in annual sales.
Saab has not yet received the 70 million euros ($93 million) worth of bridge financing it needs to survive while it restructures under court protection, a spokesman for the automaker said.
Saab has not yet received the 70 million euros ($93 million) worth of bridge financing it needs to survive while it restructures under court protection, a spokesman for the automaker said.
Sales of petrol and diesel dropped by 1.7billion litres in the first six months of 2011, causing £1billion in lost revenue for the treasury
Daimler said sales of its Mercedes-Benz brand of luxury cars marked a new high for this year in September thanks to record demand in China
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Aisin Seiki has set up a wholly owned subsidiary in Brazil to oversee the operation of its local factory.
New mid-range Renault Twizy electric two-seater costs from £6,690
Daimler will guarantee jobs of permanent employees through 2016, extending worker protections agreed as part of cost-cutting measures in 2009.
Germany continued to buck to the downward trend in major European markets with new-car sales rising 8.1 percent to 280,689 in September.
BMW will choose Sao Paolo, Brazil's biggest city, as the site for its first car assembly plant in Latin America, German business daily Handelsblatt reported.