Investors are piling into bets against Takata as the U.S. pushes for nationwide recalls to replace its faulty airbags and members of Congress prepare to renew their scrutiny of defects linked to five deaths.
The growth in new-car sales in Spain slowed to 17 percent in November but the extension of a scrappage program helped to encourage buyers, industry association Anfac said. Year-to-date registrations are up 18 percent.
We spoke to Gunter Kraemer about BorgWarner's recent expansion in the rapidly growing turbocharger market.
French car registrations fell 2 percent in November amid a continued weakening of consumer confidence. Demand will remain weak next year, industry association CCFA said.
Honda, the first automaker in Brazil to start a wind power generation business, has started the turbines at Xangri-lá in Rio Grande do Sul, the southernmost state in Brazil, approximately 1,000km (600 miles) south of the company's production plant in Sumaré, São Paulo.
China's Chengshan Group has agreed to take full control of its tyre joint venture with US-based Cooper Tire & Rubber Company.
France wants to gradually phase out the use of diesel fuel for passenger cars and will put in place a system to identify the most polluting vehicles, Prime Minister Manuel Valls said.
France wants to gradually phase out the use of diesel fuel for passenger cars and will put in place a system to identify the most polluting vehicles, Prime Minister Manuel Valls said.
France wants to gradually phase out the use of diesel fuel for passenger cars and will put in place a system to identify the most polluting vehicles, Prime Minister Manuel Valls said.
Audi, BMW, Mercedes and Porsche are among carmakers embracing plug-in hybrids as 'the best of both worlds' as they eliminate the range anxiety that has hindered the purchase of full-electric cars and help carmakers cut CO2 emissions.
Audi, BMW, Mercedes and Porsche are among carmakers embracing plug-in hybrids as 'the best of both worlds' as they eliminate the range anxiety that has hindered the purchase of full-electric cars and help carmakers cut CO2 emissions.
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With two full months of sales data behind it, Acura says the new TLX midsize sedan is beginning to fulfill its promise of reviving the luxury brand, whose U.S. sales and image have sagged in recent years.
Under pressure to help automakers hit higher fuel economy targets, tire companies are championing new technologies. Those technologies are taking many different forms.
Toyota Motor Corp. will step closer to autonomous vehicles when it begins rolling out a range of advanced active safety systems across its mass-market lineup in early 2015.
Surprising and treating customers to extras is part of a program Mini USA started in July to boost its image as a premium brand.
This year's buy-sell market is on track to be the most active since 2004, in both number of deals and total dollars, two newly released reports say.
Officially, Ford's two fiercest truck competitors had little to say about the fuel economy ratings for the new aluminum-body F-150 that underwhelmed some pundits. But behind the scenes, rivals' wheels are in motion.
It has taken four years, but GM Financial is finally offering a full range of products to General Motors dealers, prompting the captive lender's CEO to predict a "tremendous amount of growth" in 2015. says CEO Dan Berce.
Despite engineering delays, Mazda still plans to launch a diesel engine in its Mazda6 midsize sedan, the company's top North American executive said.
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