Just in time for summer, Newport Specialty Cars rolls out its latest dropped top, the Subaru Impreza WRX STI.
Just in time for summer, Newport Specialty Cars rolls out its latest dropped top, the Subaru Impreza WRX STI.
Just in time for summer, Newport Specialty Cars rolls out its latest dropped top, the Subaru Impreza WRX STI.
Violent weather across Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee has halted production at Toyota and Mercedes-Benz plants in Alabama, as emergency workers try to assess two days of damage in the region.
The Porsche Museum is presenting a reconstructed "Semper Vivus"--the first workable full-hybrid car--as part of the new Ferdinand Porsche exhibit.
No, the Rolls-Royce Phantom app doesn't call a chauffer to bring 'round the Rolls, nor does it summon the butler to fetch some Grey Poupon.
Also in this episode: Details on the Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0, Fiat puts a price on the 500c cabriolet and the Detroit 3 take a pass on the Tokyo motor show.
To keep up on the track with the Vipers and Super Snakes of the world, Chevrolet has upgraded the Corvette for 2012.
VW Group is still talking the talk of the playground bully. When the top brass came on the conference call (27 April) to disclose the numbers for the first quarter of the financial year the first line of chat was VW's size and muscle. "We have moved strongly on our strategy to be the most successful auto company."
Hyundai Motor has signed an agreement to establish a joint venture company with China's Sichuan Nanjun Automobile Group (Nanjun Auto) to enter the world's biggest commercial vehicle market.
General Motors has given a decidedly lukewarm reaction to today's [28 April] decision to allow Russian businessman Vladimir Antonov to become a shareholder in troubled Saab
Denso Corporation booked fiscal year net profit of net income up 94.8% to JPY143.0bn on sales up 5.2% to JPY3,131.5bn (US$37.7bn) while operating profit rose 37.8% to JPY188.3bn (US$2.3bn).
In this month's management briefing Dave Leggett takes a look at developments in major vehicle markets across the world. Here, we look at developments in the light vehicle market in the US.
Mazda Motor Corp. booked a 5.2 billion yen ($62.8 million) charge in the latest quarter to cover earthquake damage and said it could take until the end of the year to reach prequake production levels.
Supplier BorgWarner Inc. said today first quarter profits rose 63 percent to $124.5 million, aided by growing demand for its advanced powertrain technology. Sales for the quarter ending March 31 rose 34.5 percent from the same period last year to $1.
Vehicle output in Japan in March fell 57.3% from a year earlier to 404,039 units as major Japanese automakers suspended production following the 11 March earthquake and tsunami, an industry body said.
TerraPass, a company that funds projects to reduce carbon emissions, unleashed an updated carbon-footprint calculator that includes all-electric vehicle data.
BorgWarner booked a net profit in the first quarter of $124.5m, or $1.00 per share, compared with $76.2m and $0.63 a year ago. Sales rose 34.5% to $1,730.4m.
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