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Takata has celebrated the inauguration of its new plant in Ulyanovsk, Russia. Takata says it is reacting to the growing demand from the Russian automotive industry.
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Chevrolet is looking to fill the gap in Europe as its closest rivals move upmarket, the new regional head Thomas Sedran said.
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Chevrolet is looking to fill the gap in Europe as its closest rivals move upmarket, the new regional head Thomas Sedran said.
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BMW's first plug-in hybrid gets real.
The buzz around the 2015 BMW i8 plug-in hybrid has been building for some time, and today, at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show, BMW has revealed their newest sports car’s price tag. Buyers will pay $136,625, including destination fees and taxes, to get behind the wheel of a 2015 BMW i8 when it hits the U.S. market in spring 2014.
Photo Gallery: 2015 BMW i8 Pricing Details Revealed - Automobile Magazine
Photo Gallery: 2015 BMW i8 Pricing Details Revealed - Automobile Magazine
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Volkswagen is aiming for sales this year of 9.5m cars, up from 9.3m in 2012, chief executive Martin Winterkorn said in Frankfurt.
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Volkswagen is aiming for sales this year of 9.5m cars, up from 9.3m in 2012, chief executive Martin Winterkorn said in Frankfurt.
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Daimler will make a decision on whether to build a Mercedes plant in Brazil this year, chief executive Dieter Zetsche said at the Frankfurt show.
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Daimler will make a decision on whether to build a Mercedes plant in Brazil this year, chief executive Dieter Zetsche said at the Frankfurt show.
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Daimler will make a decision on whether to build a Mercedes plant in Brazil this year, chief executive Dieter Zetsche said at the Frankfurt show.
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Ford sees stable losses in Europe this year but aims to be profitable in the region by 2015, the head of its European operations, Stephen Odell, said.
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Ford sees stable losses in Europe this year but aims to be profitable in the region by 2015, the head of its European operations, Stephen Odell, said.
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Ford sees stable losses in Europe this year but aims to be profitable in the region by 2015, the head of its European operations, Stephen Odell, said.
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Ford sees stable losses in Europe this year but aims to be profitable in the region by 2015, the head of its European operations, Stephen Odell, said.
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South Africa component manufacturers may only have around a week's worth of "buffer stock," as the latest wave of strike action involving parts makers and other sectors, sees yet another massive walkout in the country.
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South Africa component manufacturers may only have around a week's worth of "buffer stock," as the latest wave of strike action involving parts makers and other sectors, sees yet another massive walkout in the country.