Unable to pay its suppliers and faced with an important financial crisis that forced it to shut down its assembly lines twice and for a long period of time, Saab's ordeal may be coming to an end thanks to the help of its owner, Spyker Cars.
During a meeting held in Sao Paulo, Brazil IZOD IndyCar Series team owners asked the series' CEO Randy Bernard to delay the introduction of aero kits until the 2013 season.
F1's owner CVC Capital Partners has confirmed that Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation and the Ferrari-linked Exor company have made a "friendly" approach.
Nick Heidfeld is sure Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel will not walk away with the 2011 world championship.
Italian investigators have finally cleared both the Polish driver and his team in the wake of Robert Kubica's horror rally crash in February.
F1 teams will test an evolution of Pirelli's 'hard' tire compound in Turkey on Friday.
Contacted by Ferrari, Nico Rosberg has emerged as a candidate to replace Felipe Massa.
Whether talking Ford, RAM or GM, the big three have made huge progress in their heavy-duty truck lines over the last decade. One of the most recent makeovers is found in the Chevrolet barn. This week, I explore the reworked 2011 Sierra HD2500 diesel, and it's quite a beast.
Patrick Head has reacted angrily to reports made by Adam Parr, that he is definitely set to retire in 2011
Don't let the reduced media coverage fool you - Japanese automakers are still scrambling to get back on track after the massive earthquake and tsunami that devastated the country and jeopardized the entire car production chain.
Honda Motor Co. said it will readjust production schedules at its North American assembly, transmission and engine plants for two days each week from May 9 through July 1.
Toyota executives expect U.S. sales to trail 2010 levels in the coming months as earthquake-related production cuts take a toll on the automaker's vehicle supplies.
Redesigned vehicles, especially small cars, helped drive sales gains for the auto industry in April, as consumers shifted gears in the face of rising gasoline prices.
Chrysler Group sales increased 23 percent in April to 95,703 units -- the company's best April since 2008. Chrysler said its retail sales were up 37 percent in April. Moreover, Chrysler's April increase bested the industry's 18 percent gain.
The 2012 BMW M5 will come with a handful of firsts for the sedan.
Ford's April sales might have been higher if dealers had had more inventory, Ford executives said today. The automaker's sales rose 13 percent in April from a year earlier to 189,284 units.
Sales of crossovers fueled BMW and Mini in April, with Mini posting its best U.S. sales month ever.
A shift toward smaller vehicles is helping General Motors increase sales, in a stark departure from its gas-guzzling past.
A $10 billion bill that could provide funding to suppliers with fuel-saving technology is due to be introduced in the Senate this month and will probably move to a vote on the Senate floor, a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee spokesman...
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