Ford's new Ecosport small SUV will play a pivotal role in the carmaker's target to achieve 2m sales a year worldwide of its small car platform.
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We take a high-speed ride in the Porsche Macan and experience all three engines, on and off-road
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Our exclusive pictures reveal the new Volkswagen Passat, as well as the Estate, CC and Shooting Brake versions
BMW's Rolls-Royce has expanded its leather shop following the success of new models and is adding 10 machinist jobs.
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Rinspeed teases XchangE autonomous driving concept ahead of its Geneva debut next year
BMW Group is considering building engines in the United States or Mexico, three people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.
BMW is said to mull building engines in the United States or Mexico for the first time and expanding vehicle production in the region to capitalize on growing demand.
To this Antipodean - from the other side of the Tasman Sea - last night's announcement Holden is to end local manufacture in 2017 is deja vu - we in New Zealand went through this in 1990.
Australian unions have slammed as "devastating" plans by Holden to end vehicle and engine manufacturing in the country by 2017, accusing the government of "economic and social vandalism."
Hours after naming Mary Barra as CEO, General Motors said it would end vehicle and engine manufacturing and "significantly reduce" engineering operations in Australia by the end of 2017.
Until two years ago, Mary Barra, who was named as incoming GM CEO, was little known outside the automaker. But her rapid rise inside the company was signaled more than a decade ago.
Until two years ago, Mary Barra, who was named as incoming GM CEO, was little known outside the automaker. But her rapid rise inside the company was signaled more than a decade ago.
Until two years ago, Mary Barra, who was named as incoming GM CEO on Tuesday, was little known outside the automaker. But her rapid rise inside the company was signaled more than a decade ago.
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The BMW M3 is back, faster and more powerful than ever before -- but only as a four-door sedan.
EDITOR WES RAYNAL: I'm relieved I can opt out of the ludicrous wing on the back of this baby AND immediately lop $3,500 off the sticker in the process.