Skoda Auto has produced 11m vehicles at its main factory in Mladá Boleslav, accounting for around half of all the cars the VW group subsidiary has made.
ZF Friedrichshafen said it was ramping up "its commitment in India" with the construction of a new plant in Pune.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is to launch seven new Alfa Romeo models in a bid to increase sales of the sports car brand five-fold, according to Germany's Auto Bild magazine.
Tata Motors' UK luxury vehicle unit Jaguar Land Rover has spent GBP45m (US$74m) on a new art servo press line at its Halewood Operations factory, near Liverpool, England.
Newly-installed AvtoVAZ CEO, Bo Andersson, says he will restore "pride" to the giant Russian automaker, with a particular focus on the manufacturer's iconic Lada model, and the aim of retaining its 20% domestic market share.
Hyundai has targeted sales of 228,000 Sonata sedans globally this year, and 338,000 in 2015, hoping the premium key model will regain market share and reverse a fall in profits.
International Automotive Components (IAC) says it has demonstrated its global platform supply capabilities with the supply of interiors products to the Mercedes-Benz C-Class.
Chris Herridge bought an engine for a Triumph Spitfire on eBay.
The 1983 Ford Mustang GT wasn't an official follow-up to the Boss 302, but that didn't stop us from drawing the comparison in the Feb. 28, 1983 issue of Autoweek.
Toyota's Indian unit has lifted a week long lockout at its production facilities ordered amid a heated dispute over wages and allegations of sabotage.
Car loan terms are getting longer. But 12 years?
For some consumers, shopping for a used vehicle online can be a lot like dating online: The photos tend to showcase the positive and finding a perfect match is tough.
Stung by rising warranty costs, General Motors decided in the mid-1990s to pull design work for ignition and turn-signal switches from suppliers.
A new-car showroom without a reception desk? No cubicles or desks for salespeople, and no offices for managers?
Mike Cimino, vice president of Phil Long Dealerships in Colorado Springs, Colo., says his group has made a lot of changes in the way it runs its used-vehicle department in recent years.
Mark Rechtin, West Coast editor for Automotive News, won a first-place prize in the 2014 Jesse H. Neal Awards, a prestigious journalism contest that recognizes the nation's finest business-to-business media.
Looking at U.S. sales through the first half of March, forecasters don't see a surge in sales strong enough to rescue first-quarter results.
Toyota's $1.2 billion settlement of claims by the Department of Justice that it suppressed what it knew about safety flaws brings it a step closer to closing the door on four years of public humiliation and criticism.
Cadillac's latest effort to gain a toehold in Europe involves test-drive centers, stand-alone service facilities and pop-up storefronts -- ideas that could make their way to the United States.