Ford's iosis Max concept, unveiled at the Geneva motor show, previews a multi-purpose vehicle that could find its way to North America. The concept also offered a foretaste of the company's new global design language.
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Aston Martin's bid for global supercar supremacy has started at the Geneva motor show with the public premiere of the extremely-limited-edition One-77. Only 77 copies of Aston's $1.
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BMW's desire to compete in every conceivable luxury-market niche has moved up a gear with the unveiling of the 5-series GT, a car known until now by its working title, the Progressive Activity Sedan (PAS).
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General Motors has put aside 1.3 billion crowns ($144 million) to pay suppliers to its Saab unit, the Swedish daily Dagens Industri said on Sunday.
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PSA/Peugeot-Citroen has announced plans to sell an electric car in Europe starting next year.
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A century ago, cars powered by gasoline, steam and electricity battled for supremacy. Over the next decade, consumers once again will have a number of powertrains and fuels from which to choose.
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In life, Larry Miller was a hands-on empire builder renowned for his attention to the smallest detail. After his death Feb.
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Here's the scary thing about General Motors' fourth-quarter operating loss of $5.9 billion: There's little reason to expect much improvement in the first three months of 2009.
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U.S. auto dealer profits slid to a nearly two-decade low in 2008 and could fall even more this year. According to the National Automobile Dealers Association, the average dealership made a net pretax profit last year of just 1.
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Toyota Motor Corp. is famed for its advance planning, obsessive attention to "what if" scenarios and continuous improvement.
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Mike Kahn ran the fastest-growing U.S. dealership group in 2007, rocketing up Automotive News' annual ranking of the country's largest auto retailers.
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General Motors vows that its tightly knit product development partnership with Adam Opel AG will continue, despite GM's plans to sell a minority stake in the German automaker.
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About 2.6 million cars and trucks are projected to come off lease and enter the used-vehicle market this year and#x2014; 8.3 percent more than in 2008.
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Takanobu Ito, the next president of Honda Motor Co., exudes the quirky gearhead persona of his predecessors in the automaker's executive suite. He loves the research lab and the racetrack. He harbors a secret passion for aerospace engineering.
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For decades, the two dealerships operated by Bob Smith Automotive Group were vital parts of Maryland's Eastern Shore.
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With car sales plummeting globally and little sign of life coming from any nation's economy, the 79th Geneva auto show could be seen as the modern equivalent of the string quartet on the deck of the Titanic.
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Renault and Nissan executives say ramping up their global partnership offers them the best chance to survive the current crisis. From an operational perspective, however, the 10-year-old Franco-Japanese alliance is heading in the other direction.
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Despite the economic crisis, Volkswagen group, Daimler, and possibly BMW, will post profits in 2009, analysts say.
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Renault expects its low-cost Logan range to continue growing in 2009, despite the global slowdown.
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