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8 Oct, 2018
The Nissan Qashqai's new 1.3 turbocharged unit is offered in two power outputs, taking the place of the old 1.2 and 1.6 engines
Audi's European vehicle sales fell 56 percent in September due to supply bottlenecks caused by new WLTP emissions rules.
Longtime GM executive Jim DeLuca is bringing a keen sense of American-Vietnamese history to VinFast, the well-funded and ambitious Vietamese automaker that made its global debut at the Paris auto show last week.
Sales had jumped 49 percent in August as carmakers rushed to clear out vehicle stocks ahead of the Sept. 1 introduction of the tougher emissions tests under the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure.
First-time buyers often enter the dealership with misconceptions about the car-buying and financing process. Providing accessible financial literacy information is key for auto lenders who want to gain and retain financially savvy customers.
The best-selling versions of all VW models now conform to WLTP rules, easing a delivery bottleneck that has hit sales.
Doug Wilson's survival plan in 2009 called for a massive sale that would liquidate six months' worth of Dodge inventory within three weeks. Before he knew it, the sale was under way.
Was this Paris show good? Was it too quiet? Does this mean shows are dead? The arguments around auto show relevance were endless last week, and the jury is still very much out.
Porsche's limited trial of a subscription service is delivering positive results and the automaker is now considering more.
Honda has much to offer Cruise, the young startup backed by GM. Honda's move to invest billions in the self-driving tech company gives new credence to the San Francisco operation and intensifies its competition with Google's Waymo.
Tesla appears to be trying to expand its delivery operation, but volunteers assume their work isn't over.
Of the roughly dozen appointments new FCA CEO Mike Manley made last week, his successors at Jeep and Ram were arguably the most important as those brands supply the cash flow to keep the company afloat.
Higher transaction prices and interest rates have analysts and dealers concerned that consumers may soon hit a critical point -- if they haven't already.
Lawmakers, industry and interest groups are withholding full-throated support for the deal until some details become clearer, such as how the new regional content and minimum-wage requirements for autos would be applied and enforced.
PSA Group's methodical return to North America so far has been marked by futuristic steps into mobility services. Now, it's about to get more traditional.
A spiraling trade war casts new doubt on Chinese automakers' overseas ambitions, while landmark policy changes mean China's domestic market is no longer the sheltered incubator it once was.
VW strategist Thomas Sedran thinks Ford is an ideal partner #8212; at least for commercial trucks.
A dealership group in the Great Plains has found a way to fine-tune its marketing spending and put more emphasis on the online channels where its customers are surfing.
AvtoVAZ CEO Yves Caracatzanis has one of the toughest jobs in the industry.
Mercedes-Benz Financial Services has developed three customer personas for market research.