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Data released by LMC Automotive shows that the global light vehicle market continued to grow, year-on-year, in July with sales up 2.5% to just under 7m units.

Volvo Cars says that its new vehicle engineering architecture - Scalable Product Architecture (SPA) - is the cornerstone of the company's ongoing USD11bn transformation plan.

Jaguar Land Rover says it has chosen Prologis Park, Ryton, near Coventry in the UK, for the company's investment in its Special Vehicle Operations Technical Centre.

Hyundai Motor has launched a new interactive billboard campaign entitled 'Hyundai Brilliant Interactive Art'.

Daimler is recalling about 50,000 of its Smart ForTwo microcars in China. Authorities identified that vibrations can cause the V-belt, an engine component that drives the cooling fan and the alternator, to tear.

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The Lexus RC F, an IS-based performance coupe, will start from £59,995 when it makes its UK debut in January 2015

Olof Persson, President and CEO of the Volvo Group, will take up the position as co-chairman when United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon assembles a high-level advisory group on sustainable transport.

Sorl Auto Parts has unveiled second quarter net income of US$4.1m, with sales rising year-over-year 14.3% to US$65.7m.

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Freudenberg-NOK Sealing Technologies says Geneerla Motors has selected its low load seal technology.

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Bonhams sells Ferrari 250 GTO for nearly £23million, breaking last year's record for the most expensive car at auction

Aston Martin stores in the United States will become unprofitable and could be forced to close if the sports-car maker cannot get an exemption for two of its models from tougher new crash standards, a top dealer said.

Aston Martin stores in the United States will become unprofitable and could be forced to close if the sports-car maker cannot get an exemption for two of its models from tougher new crash standards, a top dealer said.

ZF's ambitions to takeover TRW and become the world's No. 2 supplier are being held up by negotiations to exit a steering-systems joint venture with Robert Bosch, according to people familiar with the matter.

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VW confirms facelifted Touareg will cost from £43,000 when it goes on sale later this month, featuring updated styling, engines and tech

Audi and Mercedes are closing in on global premium sales leader BMW as the race between the three tightened last month.

Autoliv, the world's largest maker of seat belts and airbags, is restructuring to focus more on its fast-growing, high-margin active safety business.

Mercedes and Audi are closing in on global premium sales leader BMW as the race between the three tightened last month.

Mercedes and Audi are closing in on global premium sales leader BMW as the race between the three tightened last month.