Japan's automotive manufacturing association (JAMA) says it is confident robust measures put in place following the catastrophic earthquake in 2011 will see it cope with future seismic shocks in the country.
It might have lost its title of top selling B-SUV to the Captur earlier this year but Peugeot's newly updated 2008 is suddenly outselling its rival in France.
While other car makers are scaling down their model ranges in Europe's non-premium D segment, Kia is doing the opposite. A new estate and a PHEV saloon are new additions to the Optima range. Last month, they even helped Kia to outsell Hyundai in the UK.
Volkswagen Brazil has launched the country's first locally made, midsize hatchback with a one-litre, turbocharged, flex-fuel engine (turboflex).
The UK government told Nissan it would aim for tariff-free trade with Europe for the auto industry after Brexit, persuading the automaker to invest in the country's biggest car plant, a minister said.
Tough Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations between Japan and the European Union (EU) could be concluded as early as the end of this year, paving the way for a raft of tariff and non-tariff measures to be swiftly addressed.
In an interview with the BBC, UK government minister and business secretary Greg Clark said that the UK would be seeking to maintain tariff-free trade in automotive products between the UK and the EU after the UK's departure from the European Union.
Honda's quarterly profit surged 38 percent as rising vehicle sales, a pension plan adjustment and cost cuts offset exchange rate losses. The company lifted its earnings outlooks for the current fiscal year.
Ford Motor Co. and Canadian union Unifor are 'close to a deal,' the union said on Twitter just minutes following the midnight strike deadline. 'Negotiations continue w #Ford,' the tweet reads.
Bargainers for Ford Motor Co. and Canadian union Unifor made only 'minor progress' toward a new labor pact on Monday as an 11:59 p.m. EDT strike deadline approached.
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Supplier index drops to most pessimistic outlook since 2012 - even as the industry outpaces last year.
Fiat Chrysler will build the current version of the Ram light-duty pickup well into 2019, even after it launches a redesigned Ram 1500 in early 2018, Automotive News has learned.
AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson, who pulled the plug on the company's last used-car chain, says the opportunity is ripe and the company has the right strategy this time.
The Mexican peso, which serves as a proxy for the nation's economic future, has jumped up and down for weeks as shifting polls show Hillary Clinton winning the race for the presidency or, conversely, Donald Trump closing the gap.
Regardless of geography, market size or franchise, many dealers with a single point or a small group find they must either become bigger or sell.
Today's auto industry is changing so rapidly that Carlos Ghosn -- the hard-charging Nissan Motor Co. CEO famed for his fanaticism for specific results -- will drop midterm numerical targets when he unveils his new business plan next year.
In 2002, Geovannni Euceda gave up his position as chef at the swank Beverly Hills Hotel. He's been running an industry rarity -- a successful restaurant inside a car dealership -- ever since.
The overall volume of retired rental-fleet vehicles should be flat over the next several years, in sharp contrast to the expected surge in off-lease vehicles, forecasters say.
Carlos Ghosn is five months from the conclusion of his multiyear Power 88 business plan, with its targets for increased profitability and bigger market share. He now has to decide what his next targets will be.
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