As Chrysler's head of international operations, Mike Manley is looking to boost sales by at least 25% this year from just 37,000 in 2010.
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The range extender technology from the Chevrolet Volt will feature in an MPV within the next few years, General Motors' CEO told the Automotive News World Congress in Detroit.
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Lancia will launch a rebadged Chrysler 200 in Europe, possibly called the Flavia. The car will be one of a bunch of new models including a brand flagship and the new Ypsilon that will be unveiled at the Geneva auto show.
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BorgWarner today provided 2011 earnings guidance of US$3.85 to $4.15 per diluted share, implying earnings growth of 35% to 40% year on year.
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Nissan Americas has announced senior leadership changes in in Latin America and the Caribbean and corporate communications, all effective from 1 April.
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An investigation by Renault into alleged leaks of EV secrets by company executives uncovered links to several Chinese companies and one in another country, a French official said.
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First sketches preview firm’s new Fiesta fighter which debuts at Geneva Show.
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Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement said his government will be 'prudent' in the sale of its shares of General Motors Co. and Chrysler Group LLC.
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Another domestic-brand-fueled sales surge in December signals a better 2011 and the U.S. industry's eventual return to sales topping 16 million vehicles, AutoNation Inc. CEO Mike Jackson said Tuesday.
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Saab Cars North America has replaced its chief operating officer as it struggles to rebuild the brand in the United States.
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General Motors Co. will get away from the volatile spending on product development that marked the boom and bust cycles of GM's past, GM's CFO said Tuesday.
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General Motors Co. will be a major advertiser, and one of only two automakers airing commercials, during NBC's broadcasts of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, a top executive for the U.S. automaker said on Tuesday.
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Myung-Chul Chung is the new CEO of the company's Slovakian unit. Previously Chung was vice-chairman for procurement and sales at the unit.
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Fiat likely will win workers' support to relaunch the group's main carmaking plant in Italy as a joint venture with Chrysler to build Alfa Romeo and Jeep models for Europe and North America sales. Workers will vote on Jan.
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BMW may build the 3- and 5-series cars in the United States where its 2011 sales will likely surpass the company's volume in Germany for the first time.
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Volkswagen forecast sales worldwide will increase 5 percent this year, after reporting record deliveries in 2010, fueled by growth in China and other emerging economies.
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Volvo will test an electric version of the C30 hatchback to test in the U.S. market this year. Stefan Jacoby, Volvo's CEO, said an extended range C30 hybrid plug-in would also be available in Europe in 2012.
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Honda is counting on a new version of its Civic small car that will go on sale this spring to drive gains in 2011 after losing sales and market share to rivals in 2010.
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Windsor, Ontario--It appears that our recession and ensuing sales slump has been good for Toyota as a corporation in general and for Toyota in particular. The problem is that to get a full understanding of the importance of this, one needs to understand both the organizational chart of the corporation and the culture of the corporation.
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While visiting Enstone this week for a preliminary seat-fit and an update on the R31, Vitaly Petrov took time to look through the questions sent in via Twitter and Facebook over the last couple of days. He picked out and answered to some of them.
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With the current economy the last thing you need is for your vehicle to break down. Whether your driving a reliable car or a busted up