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May
17th

Toyoda Gosei opens Mexico manufacturing facility

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Toyoda Gosei North America has opened a new manufacturing company in  central Mexico to meet strong car production in the country.
May
17th

SAIC to go ahead with second Thai MG plant

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SAIC Motor-CP Company, the Thai joint venture between China's SAIC Motor and the local Charoen Pokphand Group, plans to go ahead with a second plant in Thailand, according to local reports quoting company sources.
May
17th

Zero stars all round in Indian car crash tests

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News 17 May, 2016

Latest bout of crash tests from Global NCAP shows Indian cars severely lacking in safety, with five new cars tested

May
17th

Peugeot’s greatest ever motorsport cars and drivers

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Top 10 Peugeot Sport motorsport cars - header
Features 18 May, 2016

Victory is in Peugeot Sport's blood - we look at some of the finest cars in its rich motorsport history

May
17th

Zero star Indian crash tests – pictures

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May
17th

Peugeot’s greatest motorsport cars and drivers – pictures

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May
17th

Nissan taps Mayra Gonzalez for trailblazing role

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Nissan has promoted Mayra Gonzalez, the automaker's sales boss in Mexico, to president of the unit, making her the first woman to lead a Nissan Group country operation.
May
17th

NEVS appoints Fredrik Ahlström as VP Purchasing

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National Electric Vehicle Sweden (NEVS) has appointed Fredrik Ahlström as vice president Purchasing from 1 June and will take over from Per Svantesson, who will be responsible for Strategy and Business Development as well as lead the Project Management Office.
May
17th

Bosch China 2015 sales rise 19% to EUR1.1bn

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Bosch says sales in China increased 19% last year to EUR11.1bn (US$12.6bn), despite what it describes as a "less dynamic market environment."
May
17th

Opel tweaks OnStar in Europe to balance privacy and convenience

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Opel has adapted parent GM's OnStar system to address privacy concerns in Europe while still allowing access to the online services that customers demand.
May
17th

Automotive News Europe salutes Florence Bailleul

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Automotive News Europe honors the winners of the 2016 Rising Stars awards. Every day through June 6 one of the 15 winners will be featured. The Rising Star for Aftersales and Service is Florence Bailleul of Johnson Controls.
May
17th

A boy and his mom

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A boy touts his adventurous mother in a new Infiniti QX60 spot that debuts on our viral video list this week.
May
17th

Conti powertrain boss confident about meeting EU’s tougher emissions limits

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VW Group's admission to cheating emissions tests means that regulators plan stricter testing, but that doesn't worry Continental powertrain chief Jose Avila.
May
16th

Tesla probes how subcontractor’s worker was hurt in California plant

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Tesla said it is investigating how a worker from Slovenia was critically injured in a fall while on the job last year at the company's plant in Fremont, Calif. The Mercury News newspaper in San Jose, Calif.
May
16th

China’s GAC to return to Detroit auto show ahead of U.S. sales launch

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Guangzhou Automobile Group plans to return to the Detroit auto show in 2017 after a one-year hiatus. The state-owned Chinese automaker, which hopes to launch U.S. sales in the next few years, plans to exhibit on the main show floor.
May
16th

Corning unit to pay $66.5 million for price fixing

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A subsidiary of Corning Inc. agreed to pay $66.5 million in criminal fines and plead guilty to fixing the prices of materials used in vehicle catalytic converters, the U.S. Department of Justice said today.
May
16th

Hawaii lawsuit alleges Takata cover-up

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The State of Hawaii has sued Takata over its defective airbag inflators in state court, accusing the beleaguered Japanese supplier of a cover-up.
May
16th

Rolls-Royce ‘Zenith Collection’ is the Phantom’s farewell

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Rolls-Royce Phantom Zenith
News 17 May, 2016

Rolls-Royce creates 50 extra-special Phantom coupe and Drophead cabrio variants, marking the end of production

May
16th

German state refused to clear VW management but relented, report says

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Volkswagen shareholder Lower Saxony wanted to withhold its backing for the carmaker's top management at a supervisory board meeting but relented to avoid further damaging the company, a source close to the German federal state told Reuters.
May
16th

ANALYSIS: Do new engines and a Crossback improve PSA’s DS4?

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The DS4, as you'll see from older ones sporting the deux chevrons, was originally launched in 2011 as a Citroen with DSign, DStyle and DSport trim levels and a range of petrol engines (VTi120, THP155, THP200) and diesels (HDi 110 and HDi 160) with a mix of five and six-speed manuals and an automated six-speed manual. At the end of 2014, the delightful new, three cylinder, 1.2-litre PureTech 130 engine was introduced and plans were announced for DS - also now wrapping up the DS3 and DS5 - to become a stand-alone brand by the end of 2015. After a Frankfurt show debut last year, came the DS4's mid-life update by year-end - three new trim levels called Elegance, Prestige and Crossback (a Brazil market-style, higher riding SUV wannabe) and a stack of new engines - petrol THP165 and 210 replacing the 155 and 200, a whole new range of 'BlueHDi' 120, 150 and 180 diesels (urea injection with Selective Catalyst Reduction and particle filter to meet Euro VI emissions regs), six speed manual and stop and start standard on everything and the option of a 'proper' six-speed Aisin automatic transmission for several versions, both petrol and diesel. Time The Family and I had a look at a DS, then.
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