UAW President Bob King today appealed to delegates for an increase in member dues without using the word 'dues.
If there's one tried and true way to raise the creepiness quotient of your online car ad, it's
Before actress Ann B Davis was Alice, the live-in maid on the 1970s sitcom 'The Brady Bunch,' she lent her wisecracking humor to a saucy commercial for the mid-sized Ford Fairlane, detailing 'that Fairlane feeling.'
The best-selling Nissan Altima gets a number of upgrades, along with a price hike for 2015, Nissan has announced. Pricing for the base 2015 Altima is bumped up to $23,110, jumping all the way to $32,760 for the top of the line 3.
Motus Integrated Technologies has formed as a new Tier 1 supplier following the sale of Johnson Controls' headliner and sun visor business.
Mustang tuner Steeda made headlines last weekend when it knocked the Blue Oval for adding 200-300 pounds to the
The UAW must and will 'start anew' at Volkswagen AG's Chattanooga assembly plant to represent workers there in collective bargaining and on works councils that create labor co-determination with management, the chief labor...
The Mercedes-Benz GLA-class hasn't even begun arriving at U.S.
Senior management at Hindustan Motors have promised to make "partial payment" of five months pay arrears to 2,600 employees at the Uttarpara factory which made the iconic Ambassador model, a favourite of Indian government ministers and army generals.
Tata Motors vice chairman Ravi Kant has stepped down just days after the struggling automotive group posted a stand-alone loss after tax of INR8.2bn (US$138m) for the three months ended 31 March, compared with a loss of INR3.1bn (US$52m) in the same period a year earlier.
Toyota Australia's 2,500 'blue collar' workers, who face redundancy when the automaker ends local manufacturing in 2017, have voted to accept payoff packages which the automaker has now started to calculate, a media report said.
The 2015 Acura MDX goes on sale Tuesday. It'll start just a tick higher than last year, at $43,460 for the two-wheel drive model.
Valmet will cut about 230 jobs at a roof systems plant in Germany because of weak demand for convertibles. The supplier will move production to Poland.
Valmet plans to cut 300 jobs in Germany because of dwindling demand for convertible cars, according to German union IG Metall. Valmet will either transfer jobs to Poland or gradually phase out the positions through 2017, a union official said.
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Mitsubishi unveils computer game-only Concept XR-PHEV Evolution Vision Gran Turismo
With sales up 36% in *April, and 35% for the year to date, Lexus is surging up the sales charts in Britain, and has even overtaken Mitsubishi Motors. The latest CT 200h is leading the charge as premium segment buyers have at last begun to embrace hybrid cars.
For a brand-new racing prototype, the new Porsche 919 Hybrid hasn't performed too shabbily -- it took third place at the
UAW President Bob King, who retires this week, wants to build unity at the union as it continues efforts to organize transplants in the South and prepares for collective bargaining with the Detroit 3 next year.
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2 Jun, 2014
Real-life beer goggles: we try a new suit that shows how dangerous it is to exceed the drink drive limit on the road
ASSOCIATE EDITOR GRAHAM KOZAK: You know you're getting horribly spoiled when you hop in a heavy duty pickup and, after glancing around the interior, think to yourself: and#8220;No sunroof? This is bullshit!and#8221;
With the current economy the last thing you need is for your vehicle to break down. Whether your driving a reliable car or a busted up