GM's South Korean unit plans to cut its workforce by launching a voluntary retirement program open to its 7,000 office workers, a company source told Reuters today.
GM's South Korean unit plans to cut its work force by launching a voluntary retirement scheme open to its 7,000 office workers, a company source told Reuters on Tuesday.
The Nissan GT Academy returns on Thursday night on Spike TV at 11:30 p.m.
LeMay, America's Car Museum in Tacoma, Wash., has named auto journalists Thomas L. Bryant and Ken Gross as co-guest curators of the museum, which opened earlier this year.
Saab owner, National Electric Vehicle Sweden, (NEVS) says a recruitment drive to hire new staff could start as early as this winter should it decide to produce conventional gasoline or diesel-powered models.
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20 Nov, 2012
Ford of Europe sales and marketing boss says a sub-Ford Mustang coupe is unlikely
Volkswagen is recalling 2,791 Beetle cars in North America because the airbag may deploy even if a child is secured in the front seat.
Don't let trivialities like sub-zero temperatures and snowfall keep your sports car stuck in the garage all winter.
NEWS EDITOR GREG MIGLIORE: The 2012 Mercedes-Benz SLK55 AMG is an effortless assassin, offering an abundance of power delivered in smooth, athletic fashion.
General Electric will buy 2,000 plug-in hybrid vehicles made by Ford for its corporate fleet, the companies said on Tuesday.
Continental has opened a new R&D centre in Romania.
Fiat will place 5,000 workers in Melfi, where it makes the Punto subcompact, on a temporary layoff scheme on Dec. 17 and from Dec. 21 until Jan. 13., a company source said on Tuesday.
Renault sees the global auto market expanding to more than 100 million annual new car sales by 2020 despite the current stagnation in Europe, Carlos Tavares, its chief operating officer, said on Tuesday.
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28 Nov, 2012
A collaboration between BMW and ski manufacturer K2, the X1 Powder Ride is aimed at winter sports enthusiasts
According to the latest analysis from JATO Dynamics, the overall European new car market continues to fall in 2012 but at a slower rate.
Some of the latest new car models from Detroit automakers received mixed reviews from Consumer Reports and have failed to win a recommendation from the popular U.S. shopping guide.
Fiat shares have tumbled because investors fear the Italian carmaker will need to raise fresh cash to finance CEO Sergio Marchionne's plans to combine with Chrysler Group LLC.
Italian supplier Magneti Marelli plans to build its second exhaust systems plant in China.
GKN Powder Metallurgy, a unit of UK-based supplier GKN PLC, is building a plant in Yizheng in east China's Jiangsu province to produce small parts for engines, transmissions and chassis.
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