Toyota to recall 13,000 vehicles in S.Korea
Japanese automaker Toyota will recall 13,000 vehicles sold in South Korea because of potentially dangerous defects, Seoul's transport ministry said Tuesday.
Subject to recall...
GM To Invest $890 Million To Build Cleaner, More Fuel-Efficient Engines
General Motors will invest more than $890 million which will create or retain more than 1,600 jobs in five North American plants to produce...
Lexus Invites Consumers to Launch of New CT 200h Hybrid
“Get in, buckle up and start talking.” Lexus customers will be calling the shots in a high-definition interactive film entitled “Dark Ride.” The film...
Opel appoints new head of marketing
Opel, a division of General Motor, has named Tina Mueller as chief marketing officer (CMO), reports The Detroit News.
Mueller, a former executive at German...
Plus X Award for new Volvo S60
Cologne. A safety innovation from Volvo Car Corporation has once again won a prestigious award: pedestrian detection with full auto brake, first used in...
Audi Worldwide sales increase by 14.6 percent in May
Unit sales at Audi continue to increase. In May the Ingolstadt company sold 14.6 percent more cars worldwide than in May 2009. With around...
Ford starts training program at Flat Rock plant
Ford Motor has hired 1,400 new workers at Flat Rock Assembly Plant in Michigan, reports The Detroit News.
The automaker has started training of new...
Wyatt Gooden Wins Round Five of the Jetta TDI Cup
Wyatt Gooden will always remember his Series debut in his home state of Ohio today as he earned his first-ever victory in this afternoon's...
TomTom’s Latest Database Extends Global Coverage
TomTom, the world’s leading provider of location and navigation solutions, announces the availability of its latest digital map products, including Tele Atlas MultiNet® 2010.06....
Citroën scores a double podium in the land of 1000 lakes
The Citroën Total World Rally Team crews improved their positions on the second day of Rally Finland. Sébastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia in their...
