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Articles 16 Jul, 2015

RM Sotheby’s Monterey auction, held during Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, is set to wow the world with some stunning classics

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News 16 Jul, 2015

Renault Zoe and Twizy line-up updated, with a longer-range electric motor and new trim levels

A Senate panel killed a proposal to permit companies to continue renting vehicles that have been recalled, a measure criticized by consumer groups, automakers and even some rental-car companies.

Telephone enquiries from Iranian automotive companies wanting to undertake business with Scandinavian suppliers have already started to pour into Sweden following this week's historic nuclear facilities inspection deal with Tehran.

Volkswagen has taken the first steps to entering Iran after the Islamic Republic's nuclear accord with the West pointed to an easing of economic sanctions that have prevented carmakers from doing business in the country.

Volkswagen has taken the first steps to entering Iran after the Islamic Republic's nuclear accord with the West pointed to an easing of economic sanctions that have prevented carmakers from doing business in the country.

Magna International, North America's biggest supplier, agreed to buy German manufacturer Getrag for 1.75 billion euros ($1.9 billion), gaining control of one of the largest independent producers of vehicle transmissions.

Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn credited the Japanese government for bringing the yen to export-friendly levels and pledged to boost domestic production in the next two years.

General Motors customers suing over faulty ignition switches lost their bid for access to witnesses interviewed by the government in a probe of the automaker, a U.S. judge said.

Scandinavian automotive supplier association, FKG is hailing this week's breakthrough talks concerning Iranian sanctions in Vienna as "great for Europe."

Maserati has announced its re-entry to India, saying "the renewed focus on the Indian market is in line with our growth strategy as the market bears significant potential for the brand over the medium term".

Honda, the automaker worst affected by the global safety crisis involving defective airbags, said it had used inflators made by a second company under investigation in the U.S. for suspected flaws.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' (FCA) plans for a Jeep renaissance in China have taken a big step forward with the announcement of a new joint venture national sales company.

Tips & advice 30 Jul, 2015

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Seat has suspended Spanish production following a strike at Johnson Controls Eurosit which supplies seats.