Mazda said its compact crossover SUV for launch at this year's Frankfurt show in September will be called the CX-5.
Last month's earthquake in Japan affected production at PSA-Peugeot Citroen's Vigo factory where approximately 6,000 cars were 'lost', according to union officials. However, at rival GM, all is proceeding well, they added.
Toyota, the automaker most affected by Japan's record earthquake, is planning to build a new engine plant in the nation's devastated Miyagi prefecture and will transfer a subsidiary's production operations to the region.
Toyota, the automaker most affected by Japan's record earthquake, is planning to build a new engine plant in the nation's devastated Miyagi prefecture and will transfer a subsidiary's production operations to the region.
Sweden's National Debt Office is meeting today (18 April) in Stockholm to discuss Saab's application to use its property to release collateral.
Truck and diesel engine specialist Isuzu Motors is the latest Japanese automaker to suspend production, at its Philippine subsidiary, due to parts shortages.
Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne said he's told bankers pushing him to pursue an initial public offering of Ferrari that the division may be worth more than 5 billion euros ($7.3 billion).
BMW and Daimler are growing their car sales in China at more than nine times the pace of the wider industry, defying the nation's attempts to unclog its roads and discourage "lavish lifestyles."
Volkswagen may increase its China work force to as many as 85,000 by 2015 from the current 50,000, Karl-Thomas Neumann, CEO of Volkswagen Group China, said.
Fiat has decided it won't launch a new conventional hatchback to rival the VW Golf, Europe's best-selling car.
Automotive innovation starts with original ideas from insightful engineers. But it's usually patient teamwork that turns the ideas into reality, many winners of 2011 Automotive News PACE Awards said last week.
Nobody knows how the fire started. Robert Brownlee, president of Magna Exteriors and Interiors Corp., got the news on his BlackBerry while traveling. On Wednesday, March 2, a 5 p.m.
It was a good year to be a surviving domestic-brand dealership. In 2010, an 11 percent jump in industry sales and a third straight year of massive dealership closings boosted per-store sales -- and profits.
The New York auto show will answer a puzzling question: How do you update a retro-styled car? That will come from Volkswagen, which will unveil the redesigned Beetle.
Since the earthquake in Japan, used-vehicle prices have become so volatile that price experts are scrambling to keep up.
As inventories of Japanese products continue to dry up, Toyota Motor Corp. and Nissan Motor Co. have warned U.S. dealers: Full deliveries from Japan likely won't arrive until July at the earliest, and perhaps as late as September.
When it comes to designing a new car, it's really, really hard to do anything new. Disassemble the pieces of the coolest new designs, and chances are you'll have the funny feeling that you've seen them all before.
Following a number of automakers, Chrysler Group LLC today announced a world debut for the 2011 New York International Auto Show, namely the new 2012 Dodge Avenger R/T with sportier dynamics and design.
You're probably familiar with Twitter, the microblogging service that allows people to communicate, share and get information in real time via 140-character posts.
Few automobiles have captured our imagination like the Volkswagen Beetle. Since returning as the New Beetle in 1998, it's been sold all over the globe without receiving any major updates. Thirteen years later, the German automaker is celebrating the world debut of the third-generation Beetle simultaneously in Shanghai, Berlin and New York.
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