Robert Kubica insists that Renault's new car is not just a newly liveried version of its uncompetitive predecessor.
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The ambitious Stefan GP outfit may have this week hammered the final nail into the coffin of the 2010 formula one entrant Campos.
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Just when the NASCAR series are about to get down to business comes this, stop press, news.
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Key figures of the Mercedes GP team have admitted they have work to do to bring the new W01 car up to speed.
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American steel is largely missing from the premium vehicle scene these days, and that's something Cadillac's looking to change. With a rapidly-expanding CTS lineup, a fresh new ad campaign, and a recent update to one of their most important models, the SRX, they're zoning in on the luxury shopper's dollar.
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Samyang Optics of Korea signed a distribution agreement with ZAP, a US company specialising in the selling electric vehicles. This agreement provides Samyang with exclusive rights to manufacture, assemble and market ZAP's complete line of electric trucks, vans, motorcycles, scooters and ATVs in Korea.
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A series of wildcat strikes has swept across Fiat's Italian plants today (3 February) as workers downed tools in protest at plans to close the Termini Imerese factory in Sicily.
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Japan's new vehicle sales in January rose 36.8% year on year to 238,362 units for the sixth consecutive month of growth, a dealers group said.
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Canadian vehicle sales rose for the second month in a row in January, up 6.2%, but that was compared to a year earlier when sales were at their lowest point in a decade and the country was gripped by recession.
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Toyota GB has announced the number and models it will recall to check for potentially sticking accelerator pedals.
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Vehicle design students reveal their 'Bentleys of the future'

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Russia's car output fell 59.4% year on year to 597,000 units in 2009, the industry and trade ministry said Wednesday.
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Opel will keep its factory in Eisenach open and put a new model in there from 2013, CEO Nick Reilly said after a meeting with Thuringia's prime minister Christine Lieberknecht who refused to comment on whether state aid was discussed at the talks, according to Financial Times Deutschland.
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Sweden's national debt office is expected to recommend that the government backs a state guarantee to allow the European Investment Bank to lend Saab EUR400m (US$558m).
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has suggested that Toyota's troubles with a defective accelerator pedal may have to do with software, after his Prius speeded up while in cruise control.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating whether electromagnetic signals such as those from radar and cellphones could be interfering with electronic accelerator pedal controls in vehicles including Toyotas, a federal official told USA Today newspaper.
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In the global automotive seating market, suppliers must offer seats that are more comfortable, durable and safer than last year's designs but also lighter and cheaper too. Matthew Beecham reports on how they are achieving it.
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More than 100 Toyota Prius drivers in the US and Japan have reported problems with the brakes on the latest version of the best-selling hybrid. Three drivers claim that the brake problems resulted in crashes that caused injuries.
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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