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- Electric cars, concepts highlight Tokyo auto show
The 2011 Tokyo Motor Show opens to the media next week and Japan's automakers plan to showcase an array of models to put some buzz back in the show.
Переслать - GM aims to sell 1.4 million vehicles in S. America in 2015
General Motors Corp. expects to sell 1.4 million vehicles in South America in 2015, underscoring solid growth in some of the region's biggest economies, South America regional head Jaime Ardila said on Thursday.Переслать - Ford plans 4,000 temporary layoffs in Europe as industry sales weaken
Ford will temporarily lay off 4,000 workers next year at its assembly plant in Valencia, Spain, as demand slackens in Europe.Переслать - Fiat adds Ferrari flair for Chrysler's new European look
Fiat is trying to create a common styling for Chrysler and its Italian sister brand Lancia in a bid to save costs and more than double the two brands' sales by 2014.Переслать - Suzuki launches arbitration against VW to get its shares back
Suzuki is launching arbitration proceedings against Volkswagen AG in an attempt to force the German carmaker to relinquish its 19.89 percent stake in Suzuki. Suzuki said it will initiate the action on Nov.Переслать - Honda tells U.S. dealers 'full speed ahead' on December sales
Honda will continue to push special lease and loan rates that vary by region through year end. John Mendel, American Honda's sales boss, told Honda's U.S.Переслать - BMW raises prices on redesigned 3 series by less than 1%
BMW of North America will raise prices by less than 1 percent on its top-selling car, the 3-series sedan, when a redesigned version goes on sale in February.Переслать - Mercedes USA says head of customer service is leaving
Mercedes-Benz USA said today that Alan McLaren is leaving his job as vice president for customer services to return to his native Australia. He will be succeeded on Jan. 1 by Gareth Joyce, who is now head of after-sales at Mercedes-Benz Netherlands.Переслать - Navigation systems generate customer frustration, J.D. Power says
Consumers continue to report problems with factory-installed vehicle navigation systems, but manufacturers may not be getting the message, J.D. Power and Associates said in a report this week.Переслать - Toyota says N.A. plants to operate on normal schedules
Toyota said its North American plants will operate on normal production schedules the weeks of Nov. 28 and Dec. 5, including overtime.Переслать
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