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Magna International on Thursday (30 January, 2014) said its Magna Steyr contract assembly unit in Graz, Austria, had secured a new contract with BMW.
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Ford is investing $80 million in its Kentucky Truck plant in Louisville to boost production capacity of Super Duty pickups 15 percent. The factory will be able to build 55,000 additional units a year when the upgrades are completed, Ford said today.
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Only a select few usually get the opportunity to test out upcoming vehicles. Ford is bucking that trend by allowing customers to sign up at BuiltToughTest.
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DIGITAL EDITOR ANDREW STOY: I'm kind of surprised to find myself writing this, but around $75K doesn't seem like too bad a deal for this 2014
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The UK government, auto industry and key automakers have joined to launch a campaign encouraging drivers to consider buying ultra-low emission vehicles (ULEVs).
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Romania, home to Ford's B-Max assembly plant and associated suppliers, had 5.98m vehicles on local roads in 2013, up about 5% year on year, romania-insider.com reported, citing data from the Directorate for Driving Licenses and Vehicle Registration (DRPCIV).
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A heavily disguised prototype of Jeep's new subcompact SUV was spotted undergoing road tests. The "baby" Jeep launches this year and will be built in Fiat's plant in Melfi, central Italy, alongside Fiat brand's sibling model, the 500X.
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The major January collector car auctions are over, which means that a new sale season is just beginning -- not that the year-round bidding ever really stops. And while much has been made of the
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Johnson Matthey, a UK manufacturer of catalytic converters for cars, reported a 16 percent rise in third-quarter profit thanks to tighter vehicle emissions rules in Europe.
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Honeywell has reacted strongly to the German government's claim this week - that it had adhered to climate change emission reduction goals - maintaining Berlin's position is "political gamesmanship."
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Fiat Chrysler's luxury brand Maserati smashed sales records in 2013 with deliveries up 148% to a record of annual tally of 15,400 vehicles, driven by the success of the new Quattroporte and Ghibli models launched during the year, and beating the previous benchmark of 8,600 units set in 2008. As a result, it booked large rises in revenue and profits.
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After a year that he described as 'perfect' for his company, AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson is looking for more of the same for 2014. 'I'm pretty optimistic.
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Fiat made its name building modest cars such as the tiny 500. With the acquisition of Chrysler, CEO Sergio Marchionne is shifting the company away from the European mass market to build upscale cars for wealthy Americans, Chinese and Europeans.
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Fiat made its name building modest cars such as the tiny 500. With the acquisition of Chrysler, CEO Sergio Marchionne is shifting the company away from the European mass market to build upscale cars for wealthy Americans, Chinese and Europeans.
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Fiat made its name building modest cars such as the tiny 500. With the acquisition of Chrysler, CEO Sergio Marchionne is shifting the company away from the European mass market to build upscale cars for wealthy Americans, Chinese and Europeans.