GM's turnaround plan for Opel will likely be completed in January, GM Europe President Nick Reilly said. "This is going to be one of the largest, most complex industrial reorganizations in European manufacturing in years.
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Opel's turnaround plan will likely be completed in January, GM Europe President Nick Reilly said. "This is going to be one of the largest, most complex industrial reorganizations in European manufacturing in years," Reilly wrote in a blog.
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GM's turnaround plan for Opel will likely be completed in January, GM Europe President Nick Reilly said. "This is going to be one of the largest, most complex industrial reorganizations in European manufacturing in years.
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From next year Fiat UK will be rating its own dealers on its own website so that potential customers can decide where to buy their cars.
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China's government is to subsidise sales of 'green' vehicles in five cities selected for a pilot programme as it boosts efforts to promote environmentally friendly vehicles in a bid to cut fuel emissions.
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New vehicle sales in the Philippines rose by 29.5% to 12,702 units in November, compared with 9,807 units in the same month of 2008, according to data released by the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers Association of the Philippines (CAMPI).
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Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation (MFTBC) has agreed to sell its truck plant in Lat Krabang, Thailand, and the local distribution business to Hong Kong-listed automobile distributor Tan Chong International Ltd - after eight months of negotiations.
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The Chinese government has said it will partially extend small car incentives for another year, until the end of 2010, to help ensure continued growth in the domestic car market.
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Toyota and Lexus models for 2008 had a much greater incidence of sudden, unintended acceleration than other brands, according to Consumer Reports' analysis of a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) safety complaints database.
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Each year, the world's motor vehicle lighting industry produces and distributes billions of dollars' worth of lighting equipment, light sources, sub-assemblies and components to the world's vehicle makers and a diverse aftermarket. Here, we provide an overview of developments in a dynamic and fast-moving sector.
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Dutch sports car maker Spyker Cars N.V. remains interested in buying Swedish automaker Saab from parent General Motors Co. and is not aware of any deadlines imposed on the process, a spokesman for Spyker said. Spyker first said on Dec.
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Dutch sports car maker Spyker Cars N.V. remains interested in buying Swedish automaker Saab from parent General Motors Co. and is not aware of any deadlines imposed on the process, a spokesman for Spyker said. Spyker first said on Dec.
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Dutch sports car maker Spyker Cars N.V. remains interested in buying Swedish automaker Saab from parent General Motors Co. and is not aware of any deadlines imposed on the process, a spokesman for Spyker said. Spyker first said on Dec.
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Daimler has guaranteed the jobs of 37,000 workers at its Singelfingen factory in south-west Germany until 2020 and said it will create about 2,000 new posts.
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James Campbell was last night named general manager of General Motors' top selling Chevrolet brand, effective immediately. He previously headed GM's fleet and commercial operations.
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General Motors will need to decide this week whether to sell its loss-making Swedish car unit Saab, Swedish daily newspaper Svenska Dagbladet quoted the government's 'car czar' as saying on Thursday.
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Large format lithium ion battery maker Ener1 has received US$20m in fresh investment capital from Itochu Corporation, a Japanese commercial trading giant ties to the automotive, utility and renewable energy industries. Itochu purchased 3.2m shares in Ener1 at US$6.18 each.
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Production of Think Global's electric minicar started today at Valmet Automotive's plant in Finland. Think stopped output at its factory in Aurskog, near Oslo, in the second quarter as a result of the financial crisis.
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Production of Think Global's electric minicar started today at Valmet Automotive's plant in Finland. Think stopped output at its factory in Aurskog, near Oslo, in the second quarter as a result of the financial crisis.
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It's ambitious, it's unprecedented and it's loaded with pitfalls. But if it can be pulled off, it could serve as a template for international growth for American auction houses.
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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