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11 Apr, 2016
This redesign of the aging British supercar is the work of Russian coachbuilder Cardi
BASF has cooperated with International Automotive Components (IAC) to develop a roof frame for cars made entirely of natural fibre.
Nissan has big plans to expand its SUV line-up into the 2020s, building on its major successes with the Qashqai and Juke. And the first additional model will be revealed in just a few weeks' time in a segment many see as the potential next big sweet spot in certain key markets.
Mercedes-Benz will preview its upcoming pickup, likely badged the X class, this fall at the Paris auto show, says British magazine Auto Express.
When leasing peaked in 1999 at 26 percent of new-car sales, it severely damaged residual values. Leasing is back to that level and beyond, but this time, it's smarter.
VW plans to resume refinancing its key auto loan and leasing business by issuing bonds.
A CARB certification slowdown has frozen shipments of 2017 model Porsche Macans bound for 13 states. The slowdown is part of the fallout from the Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal.
The number of GM-brand dealerships owned by minorities and women is set to grow in 2016.
Tesla Motors, facing a likely shortage of U.S. tax credits for the Model 3, its first mass-market electric vehicle, may consider a clever production strategy to squeeze more money out of the program for its buyers.
In online video campaigns, simply repurposing a TV spot for the digital audience can be an inefficient exercise when trying to influence potential buyers.
The dealership labor market is tightening as retailers hire additional employees and pay them more, the annual NADA Data report shows. The trend adds to the pressure dealers face to come up with better ways to recruit and retain talent.
Volvo plans to launch an autonomous-drive project in the United States, but that would come some time after its Drive Me pilot that launches in Gothenburg, Sweden, in late 2017.
Attendees said VW brand chief Herbert Diess and other executives offered no details about technical fixes for the diesel crisis or compensation for consumers, citing a government gag order.
PSA Group plans to test the U.S. waters with car-sharing and mobility services before possibly expanding to retail sales.
Ford executives say a $1.6 billion plant in Mexico is needed to make small cars more profitable, even if it puts the company in the crosshairs of the presidential election.
China's vehicle sales are expected to rise 6 percent this year, and that's enough to stave off any loose talk at the Beijing auto show about production cuts.
Gorno Ford's service department uses texting to communicate with customers, carrying out the entire repair order from approval to payment.
Companies are capitalizing on recall mania. A number of companies are designing products and services to make money on recalls at the dealership level.
The strikingly sparse interior of Tesla's Model 3 sedan could help the company achieve its cost and production targets.