Shares in Japan's Takata Corporation rose sharply on Monday (4 January, 2016) following reports Japanese automakers were considering providing support for the embattled airbag manufacturer, including taking equity stakes in the company and allowing it to spread recall costs over a number of years.
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4 Jan, 2016
UK vehicle crime has fallen by 80 per cent since 1993, largely thanks to steering locks and electronic immobilisers, a new report reveals
The International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas grows each year and for the past five years, vehicle technologies have moved ever closer to the spotlight. This year, as with 2015, the 'Connected Car' is set to be another massive trend at the trade show.
New vehicle sales in Thailand rose by 4.6% to 76,426 units in November from 73,068 units a year earlier, according to data released by the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI).
Hyundai and sibling brand Kia forecast their weakest sales growth in ten years for 2016 as a slump in China and a stronger won cuts profits. The automakers missed their sales target set for 2015.
Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne is about to find out what it's like to run the business without the fat profits from Ferrari. Fiat Chrysler on Sunday distributed to shareholders its remaining 80 percent stake in the supercar maker.
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Litre of unleaded reaches four-year high, with experts predicting “no end in sight” for price rises
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4 Jan, 2016
Morrisons, Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury's all slash diesel prices below £1 across the UK
Infiniti had a record year in 2015, selling 215,250 vehicles worldwide. January is looking good too, with the addition of the UK-built Q30 just starting to add some decent volume, especially across European markets. But surely no Infiniti makes as much of a visual impact - and as much profit - as the range topper, the XXL-sized QX80.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has announced the separation of the Ferrari business from the FCA group was completed on Sunday, 3 January, 2016.
Europe's top motorsports series have moved away from racecars with big, thirsty engines.
Europe's car market is set to expand in 2016 for the third straight year driven by a continued recovery of key southern European economies, following a strong 2015 that topped even the most bullish expectations of analysts and forecasters.
Automakers are boosting investments significantly in midcycle enhancements of vehicles in highly competitive segments. The changes are going far beyond the traditional freshening, including new powertrains and infotainment systems.
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Chevy has revamped its dealer-incentive program to coax higher sales of the Cruze, Malibu and Silverado.
Fiat Chrysler will kick off the Jeep brand's year-long 75th anniversary this week on a high note: freshly minted U.S. and global sales records for what has been the industry's hottest brand.
The falling oil prices that give us cheap gas and strong truck sales also have a down side -- they crimp buying power in places like Texas and Oklahoma.
Lexus, one of the pioneers in aggressively promoting certified used-vehicle sales, is raising its game. The brand re-badged its Lexus Certified program as L/Certified about two months ago. The program also got a new logo and supporting ad campaign.
This year at CES, the Chevrolet Bolt and a EV concept from Volkswagen show an industry gambling on an electrified future.
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