Opel aims to return to profit and increase its market share in Europe by focusing on smaller cars using more components from parent company General Motors, CEO Karl-Thomas Neumann says.
Barely two years since FHI built the first 86 for Toyota, the 100,000th car has just been announced, as has Toyota Motor Europe's revised '2015 model year' GT86.
The European Union wants to boost the bloc's share of economic output coming from manufacturing by a quarter by 2020, its official in charge of automotive regulation told the Automotive News Europe Congress.
May's Memorial holiday weekend and extra selling day helped automakers move 1.6m cars and light trucks, an 11.3% jump over May 2013.
Toyota is now solidly profitable in Europe on the back of rising hybrid sales and aggressive cost-cutting across its operations, head of Toyota Europe Didier Leroy told the Automotive News Europe Congress in Brussels.
Toyota is now solidly profitable in Europe on the back of rising hybrid sales and aggressive cost-cutting across its operations, head of Toyota Europe Didier Leroy told the Automotive News Europe Congress in Brussels.
To say that a Gar Wood 28-40 Triple Cockpit runabout floats across the water isn't just obvious -- it's an understatement.
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A new Ford Mondeo concept car has been revealed, showing off Ford's weight-saving plans
PSA Peugeot Citroën has again looked to its UK operations to promote another Briton to work at its Paris HQ with the appointment of Jules Tilstone as head of marketing for the DS brand.
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4 Jun, 2014
Study claims that accidents in GM cars linked to ignition switch recall issues occur at higher rate
Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn predicts that self-driving cars could be on the roads four years from now, provided red tape does not get in the way.
Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn predicts that self-driving cars could be on the roads four years from now, provided red tape does not get in the way.
New-car registrations across Europe were generally lackluster in May after a rebound in the first few months of the year, although sales in Germany and Spain rose due to incentives and subsidies.
Fourteen young and talented automotive executives have been honored as Rising Stars within the automotive industry by Automotive News Europe.
Toyota Europe CEO Didier Leroy says that to become a true leader you should not worry about making your boss happy.
Last week's consent order with subprime lender Consumer Portfolio Services won't be the last time the FTC targets an auto lender for fairness in collections and loan servicing rather than discrimination in loan originations, lawyers say.
BMW topped Mercedes in May U.S. sales as smaller, cheaper models and fashionable SUVs helped luxury brands increase deliveries.
I have mixed feelings about April's sales results. Yes, volume rose 8 percent and put us on pace to reach 16 million units this year. But no, it didn't blow the doors off.
The organisers of the FIA World Touring Car Championship announced Wednesday the cancellation of the Sonoma, USA round.
It was originally included on the 2014 schedule but was dropped due to “logistical issues”.
The race was scheduled for September 13 and 14, but it soon became evident that there was not enough time to transport the cars from Termas de Rio Hondo, Argentina to San Francisco, and then to Shanghai, China.
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| Grille de départ 2014. (Photo: FIA WTCC) |
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