Takata has amassed airbag inflators at the center of a big recall and product liability suits for testing under government oversight to find the root cause of the defect. The results are being shared with automakers.
Ferrari faces a battle to persuade investors that it should be priced as a high-flying luxury goods stock.
Faced with rising maintenance costs for its aging fleet and needing extra cargo space to satisfy the desires of online shoppers, the US Postal Service is asking automakers to bid on a commercial van that would replace the boxy Long Life Vehicle and...
Harry Wilson, the former Obama administration auto task force member and current Visteon director who surfaced this week seeking a seat on GM's board and calling for an $8 billion stock buyback, believes GM is hurt by persistent mistrust among its...
General Motors awarded its top executives with shares in the company as part of a long-term incentive plan, according to company filings with US regulators.
Apple is hiring automotive technology and design experts to staff up a top-secret research lab, with the possible intention of building a car, the Financial Times reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
The union that represents GM's Canadian workers may seek early negotiations to secure jobs at the company's Oshawa, Ontario, operations, Unifor National President Jerry Dias said.
Tower International, a structural metal components and assemblies supplier, on Thursday reported a gain in adjusted earnings but a net loss overall for the fourth quarter.
TRW Automotive is moving ahead with plans to produce replacement airbag inflators for Takata customers, but only for automakers willing to offer guarantees of long-term business.
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15 Feb, 2015
Toyota has revelad images of its 2015 makeover of the Avensis large family car, with a front-end redesign and new engines
Toyota's Blue Springs, Mississippi plant, once mothballed while the automaker dithered over what to make there after the 2007 financial crash, has now built its 500,000th Corolla sedan since the plant finally opened in 2011.
This month marks nine years since the second generation S80 entered production, and by February 2016, its S90 successor will likely have appeared. Nonetheless, Volvo continues to tweak its largest sedan, with the Model Year 2015 S80 now on sale.
Honda and Toyota plan to cut back production or adjust overtime at several North American plants because of labor disputes that have snarled shipments at 29 ports on the West Coast.
General Motors of Canada said it would spend C$560m to ready its CAMI assembly plant in Ingersoll, Ontario to make the next generation Chevrolet Equinox.
Pirelli has posted 2014 EBIT of EUR838m (US$957m), which it it says is in line with its target for last year of around EUR840m.
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13 Feb, 2015
Aston will bring a mystery new hypercar to the Geneva Show, in and effort to outdo the Mclaren P1 GTR
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16 Feb, 2015
DS is going it alone and the new facelifted DS 5 is the first car to shed the badge of parent company Citroen
Daimler's supervisory board has extended the contract of Hubertus Troska, head of the automaker's China unit, by five years. The 54-year-old executive has helped reduce Mercedes' sales gap with BMW and Audi in the world's largest auto market.
TRW Automotive Holdings, which is being acquired by German supplier ZF Friedrichshafen AG, today said fourth-quarter adjusted earnings grew 26 percent from last year.
Analysis-r-us so let's start there this week, shall we?
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