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Geely's Volvo Car claims its range of connected car products "are resonating well with customers amidst strong growth".

Turkey today stands at something of a crossroads both literally and metaphorically as this enormous country of 80m people - whose average age is just 30 - looks to leverage its attraction as a manufacturing powerhouse and availability of a significant labour pool. Just-Auto Business Editor, Simon Warburton visited the Turkish Automotive Suppliers Association, Taysad in Istanbul to take the temperature of the country's most important manufacturing sector.

News 23 Apr, 2018

Fresh addition to XE line-up boasts a unique bodykit and styling tweaks, and is based on the R-Sport model

Evelozcity, a Los Angeles based electric vehicle (EV) and future mobility start-up, has announced that ex-Opel chief Karl-Thomas (KT) Neumann will join the company's executive team and board of directors.

VW's independent monitor, former Deputy Attorney General Larry Thompson, has criticized the automaker's internal response to its emissions scandal, a German newspaper report said.

VW's independent monitor, former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Larry Thompson, has criticized the automaker's internal response to its emissions scandal, a German newspaper report said.

Toyota is hoping to break an awkward silence in the discussion over getting vehicles to talk to one another.

Infiniti wants to triple its sales in China in five years by ramping up local production of five new nameplates.

Some dealers are offering subscription programs to ensure they remain relevant as automakers also experiment with the business model.

At two Florida dealerships, food service is treated as a department unto itself, serving both customers and staff with a wide-ranging menu.

Ford has elected not to use GM's nine-speed transmission out of the box, opting instead for two new eight-speed transmissions on vehicles such as the Ford Edge, Ford Transit Connect and Lincoln Nautilus.

Automotive manufacturers are staffing up for a new wave of innovators to drive technological change, and many realize that they need a more diverse pool of talent -- especially women -- to get the job done.

Assembly of the third-generation Porsche Cayman began in July 2016 at parent Volkswagen Group's plant in Zuffenhausen, Germany. Output peaked at more than 10,200 units in 2017, according to IHS Markit.

Dealers are increasingly cutting costs across the board this year to offset narrowing margins, rising expenses and a potential economic downturn.

A wide-ranging California bill that aims to strengthen the state's existing new-car dealer franchise laws is scheduled to have its first committee hearing today.

The discounted lease deal puts the Accord within striking distance of the Camry in strong lease markets such as California, Ohio and Florida.

BMW of North America won't change the major components of its controversial dealership bonus program for 2018, but it will relax some of the metrics it uses so that more dealerships should qualify for the payments.

In ousting Johan de Nysschen and replacing him with Steve Carlisle, a company loyalist in the vein of CEO Mary Barra, GM appears to be signaling its desire to bring Cadillac back into the fold under a single, unified corporate vision that emphasizes...

Congressional efforts to limit the CFPB's power are moving in parallel with similar efforts by its leader.

Nissan envisions renovating 9,000 of its 10,000 worldwide dealerships over the next five years.