GM tapped its head of China and other key international markets to also lead its global manufacturing operations. Tim Lee, 61, was appointed GM's vice president of global manufacturing.
Jaguar hasn't offered a four-cylinder engine since 1948 and no V6 since the small, lackluster X-Type was pulled from the United States four years ago.
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Nissan designers and product planners recently took an opportunity to ride in one of the few vehicles that is faster than the
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The new Nissan Note has been revealed in Japan, but a more stylish European version is on the way
Daimler will invest another 600 million euros ($734.6 million) by the end of 2013 in its Rastatt plant in Germany, where it will add a third shift starting in October to meet demand for its line of compact Mercedes-Benz cars.
Rock stars are supposed to have personal pilots, gorgeous wives, homes on the water and expensive cars.
The main union at South Korea's Hyundai Motor said it will resume wage talks with management mid-week and stage another partial strike on Friday, signalling protracted labor tension at the world's fifth-biggest carmaker and affiliate Kia Motors.
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16 Jul, 2012
First official pictures and details of new SEAT Leon ahead of its Paris Motor Show unveil
Chery Automobile said exports in May and June both exceeded 20,000 units, boosting its total exports to over 700,000 units.
The sluggish market wouldn't stop GM India from launching new models, P Balendran, vice president of corporate affairs, said, after the launch of the locally built diesel Chevrolet Cruze.
AvtoVAZ and Bosch have inked a protocol of technical co-operation up to 2017.
Tata Motors' global vehicle sales rose 6 percent in June from a year earlier, helped by a 39 percent rise in sales of its luxury Jaguar Land Rover vehicles.
Just hours after General Motors announced Karl-Friedrich Stracke was quitting as CEO of Opel last week, industry observers were already beginning to ask whether it was time to start writing the troubled European unit's epitaph.
Just hours after General Motors announced Karl-Friedrich Stracke was quitting as CEO of Opel last week, industry observers were already beginning to ask whether it was time to start writing the troubled European unit's epitaph.
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