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22 Dec, 2014
BMW M executive Albert Biermann joins Hyundai Motor Group to further development of fast cars
Aston Martin Lagonda has recalled 7,256 vehicles in the US due to a seat heater issue, ConsumerAffairs reported.
Hyundai Motor Group has appointed BMW M division chief engineer Albert Biermann as its new head of vehicle test and high performance development.
Cadillac will show off the fastest, most powerful car it has offered in its 112-year history, the 2016 CTS-V, at next month's Detroit show.
In the last 12 years, as annual new vehicle sales have climbed 140%, the Brazilian buyer profile has changed and, even more, so has product segmentation.
KL Electric Mobility (KLEM) plans to lead a MYR1.5bn (US$430m) investment in a network of charging stations for electric vehicles (EVs) in the Malaysian capital city Kuala Lumpur over the next two years.
FCA US (Fiat-Chrysler) said it would now replace driver's side air bag inflators in an estimated 3.3m older model vehicles worldwide, in an expansion of an "ongoing regional field action".
Daimler insiders in Germany want the promotion of global sales director Ola Kaellenius to the management board this month to be seen as a routine personnel decision -- and nothing more.
Relations between automakers and suppliers are deteriorating largely because of intensifying cost-cutting demands, according to a survey.
Faurecia CEO Yann Delabriere, 64, is counting on the French supplier to provide high-tech products to meet customer demands anywhere in the world.
In October, Manheim began requiring sellers to set the starting bid on their vehicles no lower than three bids below their floor price.
The most noticeable changes to the refreshed 2015 Chrysler 300 are inside, with the addition of a 7-inch information screen in the instrument cluster and a switch to a rotary dial shifter.
Shad Laws is used to the questioning look he gets when he mentions his employer. Laws is a Silicon Valley project manager for Renault, a French automaker with little visibility in the U.S.
Bradley Hoffman, incoming chairman of the American International Automobile Dealers Association, says he plans to speak out about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's controversial positions on automotive lending.
Lincoln executives hope Neil Young will remember ... never talk about the brand's future product plans.
At AutoNation's Houston Mitsubishi store, General Manager Irfan Siddiqui has found top performers by hiring people who have struggled in their roles at other nearby AutoNation dealerships.
Cadillac's 2016 CTS-V -- the third generation of the track-ready midsize sedan -- will shoot from 0 to 60 mph in under four seconds and hit a top speed of 200 mph.
Volvo's online vehicle sales in the United States will resemble a lead-generating service, with shoppers selecting a model and putting down a deposit, the company's U.S. chief says.
Ram's new 2015 ProMaster City small commercial van, a Ford Transit Connect fighter, is aimed at businesses that need small, inexpensive cargo vans.
UAW President Dennis Williams said longtime auto workers deserve a wage increase after going without one for nearly a decade.
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