The UK government has given the green light for testing driverless cars on public roads in the UK and is planning an industry code of practice for the testing of such vehicles.
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11 Feb, 2015
BMW takes the five-seater Active Tourer MPV, adds to extra seats and creates the Gran Tourer
A "beauty contest" is under way to select the banks that will take Ferrari public, said Sergio Marchionne, CEO of the supercar maker's parent, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
Britons will be joined on the roads by driverless cars starting in the summer after the government gave the go-ahead for the vehicles to be tested on public roads to encourage companies developing the technology to invest in the country.
Honda claimed nearly a third of US News and World Report's 2015 Best Cars for the Money awards, leading a pack of mostly import winners.
Kia teased a concept car that reports say previews the next generation of its Optima midsize car. The Optima could launch at the end of the year with its first station wagon variant.
BMW successfully created a niche for coupe-styled large premium SUVs with the X6, but the second-generation model will face tougher competition from rivals such as the Mercedes GLE Coupe, Audi Q8 and a Cayenne-based variant that Porsche is said to...
Takata, racing to meet a huge backlog of orders for replacement airbag inflators, plans to double production to 900,000 units a month by September.
General Motors' management has been too slow to make changes that would improve profitability and too vague in setting near-term milestones for performance, the leader of an investor group seeking a seat on the board said on Tuesday.
Volkswagen of America's top product executive called on federal and state governments to do more to spur electric vehicle sales and EV infrastructure development at an event here today.
Cadillac's high-performance variant of its ATS sport sedan, the ATS-V, will start at $61,460. The coupe will start at $63,660.
Subaru of America filed a federal lawsuit against one of its California dealerships and its employees, accusing them of forging more than 200 customer satisfaction surveys to improve the dealership's reputation and avoid termination.
Penske Automotive Group is putting its attention and investment dollars deeper into the commercial vehicle business. The company announced today its US-based commercial-vehicle dealership business will be called Penske Commercial Vehicles, US.
General Motors's compensation fund for victims of crashes involving cars with ignition switch defects drew another 57 claims in the last week, taking the tally to 4,237, the programme administrator reported.
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10 Feb, 2015
GPs have highest proportion of claims of any occupation for second year running
Russian analysts estimate the market could plunge by up to 40% this year to reach depths last seen in the 2009 crisis.
The first Holden badged car has rolled off General Motors' production line at Rüsselsheim.
How does a concept car go from drawing board to show stand? Most start with a couple-hundred-word design brief, explaining what executives are looking for, how it fits the brand, the size, the concept, the platform #8230;The brief for the stunning...
Chevrolet is introducing a special edition Colorado pickup with an accessory system for mounting bikes, skis, kayaks and other outdoor toys.
The Chevrolet Equinox crossover -- sales of which continue to march higher nearly six years into its current generation -- is getting a face lift. Chevy is scheduled to unveil a refreshed Equinox on Thursday at the Chicago Auto Show.
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