Auto News 5

Sales of BMW Group vehicles totalled 173,195 units in July, a new high for the month and an increase of 5.6% compared with the same period last year. A new record was also achieved for the first seven months of the year with a total of 1,272,953 vehicles delivered to customers, an increase of 7.5%, the company said.

Leoni says it is increasingly offering preformed cable harnesses for passenger cars and is to showcase the technology at the forthcoming International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt.

The Agnelli family's Exor holding, through which it controls Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, has become the largest investor in the company that publishes The Economist weekly magazine.

News 12 Aug, 2015

New free online service to help consumers complain about buying cars, repairs and servicing

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) plans to sell spare parts online, as part of its initiative to improve customer satisfaction.

BMW is checking whether any trademark rights have been infringed by Google after the latter established a company called Alphabet.

Panasonic says it will start mass-production of the capacitive-type, multi-touch capable automotive curved touch panel at the end of next month.

Tips & advice 12 Aug, 2015

New electronic system for the V5 log book document to speed up the process of selling and buying cars in the UK

Tips & advice 15 Oct, 2018

Understanding V5C log book rules: a guide for buyers and sellers

Opinion 12 Aug, 2015

There’s another new niche coming your way, says deputy editor Graham Hope

News 12 Aug, 2015

Hyundai sets its stall out for Pebble Beach 2015, unveiling the Vision G premium coupe concept in LA

Skoda is one of the first automakers to offer a range of safety accessories to attract dog-loving motorist to the brand. The move could become a worthwhile moneymaker for the Czech brand.

Skoda is one of the first automakers to offer a range of safety accessories to attract dog-loving motorists to the brand. The move could become a worthwhile moneymaker for the Czech brand.

Skoda is one of the first automakers to offer a range of safety accessories to attract dog-loving motorists to the brand. The move could become a worthwhile moneymaker for the Czech brand.

Hyundai has built its luxury-car lineup around sedans such as the Genesis and Equus. On Tuesday, by unveiling a slinky coupe concept with self-opening doors, Hyundai signaled that a coupe may be next on its agenda.

Takata, which is recalling 34 million defective airbag inflators in the U.S., has proposed a plan to address concerns about the safety of the replacement parts it is providing to consumers -- but the details are not available to the public.

Takata, whose exploding airbag modules have been tied to at least eight fatalities, is planning an extensive advertising campaign to urge consumers to get the defect fixed.

DriveNow, the car-sharing scheme run by BMW and car rental firm Sixt, will allow third-party companies to run their business as a franchise in some cities, a German daily newspaper reported, citing Drive Now executive Nico Gabriel.

CDK Global, one of the two dominant providers of dealer management system software used by auto retailers to help run their stores, is meeting with private equity firms to gauge their interest in buying the company, people with knowledge of the...